Dining Room Pictures From HGTV Urban Oasis 2014

Dining Room of the HGTV Urban Oasis 2014 located in Atlanta, GA.

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Hero Shot

Open to both the kitchen and living room, the dining area offers a sophisticated, modern space to gather and entertain.

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Glass Tabletop on Sculptural Base

Made of lauan wood, the base of the dining table is a study in strong geometric lines, making the table itself a work of art. The gorgeous glass tabletop was cut locally.

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White Rug on Dark Hardwood

The trumpet-shaped pendant lights above the kitchen island are meant to echo the mesmerizing dining room chandelier.

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Open Floorplan into Living Room

Bold artwork and a gold, custom-designed light fixture introduce drama and captivate all who enter.

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Glass Tabletop With Contemporary Chairs

Whether filled or left on its own, this intricate gold bowl is a show stopper. Slivers of intertwining metal give the striking centerpiece a delicate quality with a strong presence.

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Open Floorplan Into Kitchen

This sophisticated dining room seamlessly blends modern style with urban living through a mix of sleek furniture and eye-popping accessories.

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View Into Kitchen Vertical

Crisp lines and contrasting tones are themes seen throughout the entire apartment. The linear style of the modern dining chairs along with the white vinyl seat and dark beech wood frame introduce those themes in the dining room.

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View Into Kitchen

Throughout the open living area, brass, gold, black, beige and taupe are combined to create a neutral interior with hints of glamor. The continued color scheme works to unite the kitchen, dining room and living room, while still allowing each space to have its own identity.

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Contemporary Dining Chairs

A soft wool rug anchors the dining space in this open layout apartment. The contradiction of the light handmade rug with the dark oak flooring is an example of the designer's use of opposing neutrals throughout the space.

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Glass Tabletop

A smaller version of the dining room chandelier can be spotted in the living area. Though both are enthralling, the dining room light fixture is the star of the space, spanning almost 40 inches wide.