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Dining Room Pictures From HGTV Urban Oasis 2016

September 19, 2016
By: Jeannie Matteucci

Midcentury-style chairs mix with the rustic-look table and traditional lighting and window treatments, proving there’s no reason to stick with just one style to get a stylish look.

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Gathering Place

The well-detailed dining room open to the adjacent kitchen mixes midcentury-style chairs with a rustic-look table and traditional lighting and window treatments, creating a transitional gathering space with style.

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Round Dining Table and Gray Chairs Under Chandelier
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Great Location

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Plenty of Seating

The rustic round pedestal dining table offers the chance to maximize seating capacity without making guests feel crowded.

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Gray Danish Midcentury-Modern Armless Dining Chair
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Sleek Dining Chairs

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Geometric-Print Rug Under Dining Chairs
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Ravishing Rug

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Rustic Elegance

The dining table's pine-wood brown finish offers a sophisticated look that works in both modern and rustic spaces.

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Tablet and Coffee Mug on Round Dining Room Table
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Multi-Functional Room

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Coordinating Spaces

This look into the neutral dining room from the open kitchen shows the cohesive design details and coordinating colors used in both spaces.

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Fabulous Floor

The dining room's engineered white oak plank floor has a satin sheen finish in an antique pewter gray that works perfectly with the black and white accents used throughout the home.

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Framed Mirror

A rectangular walnut framed mirror in the corner helps reflect just a bit more light into the dining room.

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Charming Chandelier

The eight-light chandelier above the dining room table with a repeated hug-and-kiss motif has an Arts and Crafts feel and an English bronze finish that complements the door hardware used throughout the house.

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Extra Light

Walls sconces placed above the dining room's double-hung windows offer additional illumination and a pleasing glow.

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Window Dressing

Gray drapery panels combined with cordless smooth-lift solar shades offer an easy, flexible way to allow natural light inside but also create privacy or block light during especially warm and sunny days.

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Connected Spaces

This view into the classic black-and-white kitchen from the dining room shows the strong connection and great flow between the adjacent spaces.

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User-Friendly Design

The design of the round pedestal dining table makes it user-friendly. With no legs, everyone at the table can sit comfortably without one or two guests feeling jammed into a tight corner.

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Comfort and Style

The dining room balances comfort and good looks by employing great lighting and a mix of colors, design styles and textures, creating a space with an inviting personality.