Kitchen Dining Furniture

Open concept kitchen, table and chairs and such are now a maple finish, new kitchen is a mahogany finish. Dining area runs right into kitchen. Should I have matching furniture?

No, just find other ways to tie the rooms together, for example, if you have stainless steel appliances, get a stainless steel vase or bowl for the table. If you have red placemats, get red accents for the kitchen. Having wood that is different finishes, but still looks good together shows that you put some thought and creativity into the room. It won't look like you walked into the showroom and cashed in on the maple finish close-out sale.

2009-04-12 14:26:47 by smokybunny

Canonbury Antiques - Set 8 Windsor Kitchen Dining Chairs Oak Farmhouse Furniture www.canonburyantiques.com

As long as they are not in the same room you can do as you wish. Even if you can view the kitchen from the dining room just select a few elements that correspond. Such as touches of green in both rooms.

2010-11-09 19:30:38 by Attie

Price: $409.99 $137.48

Dining and Kitchen
42"-60"W 42"D 30"H
Some assembly may be required. Please see product details.

I love that look! I would add charcoal/coffee coloured accessories. This will balance out the white and dark. Don't forget to add bold colour and patterns to add some fun. I love the damask print which often comes in black and white. Maybe add some silver, glass and crystal accessories like a chandelier. Enjoy, it's very manhattan/parisian chic and quite glamorous!

2009-08-02 11:53:30 by Ronni B

Price: $12.95 $8.88

Made from iron with glass cups
Candles not included
Comes in set of 2 pieces

my new apartment has the living room, dinning room, and kitchen all rolled into one room. i need it to look good and still be functional. i dont like alot of furniture and i have a 4 year old so it has to be family friendly.

pick one theme. make them blend into each section. use clild safe things. like corner softners. or if you want different themes find one common interest that they all have and use that to tie them in together.

2006-07-28 19:41:47 by ivoryrose365

I'm just about pulling my hair out with this open plan room. Kitchen cupboards are light coloured wood grain, black bench tops, ivory tiles and walls and flooring in whole area is terracotta tiles. Dark Balinese furniture with a chocolate brown lounge suite. Greyish/blue rug with terracotta border under dining table. I'd like to keep the Bali feel but introduce colour to liven things up. Any suggestions appreciated.

Dulux do a paint called Sunbaked Terracotta (the colour is dried earth). I would do that as your base colour and pick out a feature wall with a darker colour. White ceiling of course. Use MATT not SILK paint.

Its better to start mild than strong and you can always paint over.

2009-07-28 21:23:03 by Clarney