Dining Room Pictures From HGTV Urban Oasis 2021

Photo: Robert Peterson,Rustic White. From: Brian Patrick Flynn

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Glam Dining

Colorful postmodern paintings oversee the 1970s-inspired dining room, furnished with a round midcentury-modern dining table and four contemporary cube chairs covered in soft Sherpa. A round table encourages conversation and has a minimal footprint, making it a great choice for city homes or apartments with limited floor space.

A large window in the dining room overlooks the upgraded front yard and front porch with lounge area. “We thought why not take advantage of this massive soaring cathedral ceiling in front of the house, and turn it into a really unique dining spot,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn.

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Prominent Location

A large window in the dining room overlooks the upgraded front yard and front porch with lounge area. “We thought why not take advantage of this massive soaring cathedral ceiling in front of the house, and turn it into a really unique dining spot,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn.

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Midcentury-Meets-Millennial Colors

This open-concept dining area's super fresh and fun interior was inspired by the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s. Blush-colored walls feature postmodern original art, with colors that coordinate with adjacent rooms. Vintage vessels decorate the top of the black-and-gray dining table, surrounded by four contemporary cube chairs in white.

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Dramatic Ceiling

An architecturally exciting cathedral ceiling with multiple pitches also includes four skylights. These accompany the multiple windows and double front door in drenching this open-concept living space with light. The natural light provided from different angles plays on the mirrored surface of the disco ball pendant that overhangs the dining table.

An arched doorway that coordinates with the home’s arched double front door leads to a short hallway with barrel ceiling. The hallway connects to two guest bedrooms and shared guest bathroom.

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Attractive Arches

An arched doorway that coordinates with the home’s arched double front door leads to a short hallway with barrel ceiling. The hallway connects to two guest bedrooms and shared guest bathroom.

The dining table offers a chic take on the iconic midcentury tulip table, with a handsome honed top and seamless metal base.

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Simple and Stunning

The dining table offers a chic take on the iconic midcentury tulip table, with a handsome honed top and seamless metal base.

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Midcentury Dining Room

This 1970s-inspired space is furnished with a chic take on the iconic midcentury tulip table, with a handsome honed top and seamless metal base. Four modern club chairs in white join the disco party. The dining room window is covered with custom sheer drapery panels in a sophisticated smoke color, hanging from a custom black rod.

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Contemporary Cube Chairs

Four contemporary cube chairs join the dining table with a handsome honed top and seamless metal base in this classy dining space. The chairs are covered in soft and cozy Sherpa and offer a play on the classic Parsons shape, with low, comfortable backs, and generously padded seats.

Custom postmodern abstract art from artist Colleen O’Connor on the dining room wall adds bold beauty. The mauve, burnt sienna, charcoal and white colors in the art coordinate with the blush and gray colors used for the front entry and adjacent kitchen.

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Artistic Touch

Custom postmodern abstract art from artist Colleen O’Connor on the dining room wall adds bold beauty. The mauve, burnt sienna, charcoal and white colors in the art coordinate with the blush and gray colors used for the front entry and adjacent kitchen.

Large, small and ribbed vintage vessels from a local Indianapolis design firm decorate the top of the dining table. On-trend faux pampas grass adds height and texture to the largest vessel.

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Vintage Finds

Large, small and ribbed vintage vessels from a local Indianapolis design firm decorate the top of the dining table. On-trend faux pampas grass adds height and texture to the largest vessel.

A 40-inch disco ball made from polyfoam with reflective glass mirror tiles makes a big statement above the dining table. The disco ball is extra resistant to cracking, and sure to add a fun party vibe to any get together. “We put it in the corner, so it doesn’t cast a ton of reflection all over the house,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn. “It gives the space a memorable identity.”

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Start the Party

A 40-inch disco ball made from polyfoam with reflective glass mirror tiles makes a big statement above the dining table. The disco ball is extra resistant to cracking, and sure to add a fun party vibe to any get together. “We put it in the corner, so it doesn’t cast a ton of reflection all over the house,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn. “It gives the space a memorable identity.”

The arched opening that leads to the two guest bedrooms also coordinates with the arched opening on the fireplace wall in the living room just steps away. This gives the now stylish interiors of the home a cohesive look, with a 1970s and 1980s vibe.

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Charming Arches

The arched opening that leads to the two guest bedrooms also coordinates with the arched opening on the fireplace wall in the living room just steps away. This gives the now stylish interiors of the home a cohesive look, with a 1970s and 1980s vibe.

Custom framed art in the hallway to the guest bedrooms adds a touch of wildlife to the interior of this woodsy home. “We played up the framing in this house, because it really elevates the art,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn.

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Framed Art

Custom framed art in the hallway to the guest bedrooms adds a touch of wildlife to the interior of this woodsy home. “We played up the framing in this house, because it really elevates the art,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn.

The round dining table encourages conversation and has a minimal visual footprint, making it a great choice for city homes or apartments with limited floor space.

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Gather Around

The round dining table encourages conversation and has a minimal visual footprint, making it a great choice for city homes or apartments with limited floor space.

Framed black and white female silhouettes on canvas pop against the more colorful wall of the hallway. The inspirational art chosen for this home give the interiors a curated feel.

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Curated Feel

Framed black and white female silhouettes on canvas pop against the more colorful wall of the hallway. The inspirational art chosen for this home give the interiors a curated feel.

The arched double natural wood and glass panel front door right off the dining room adds a good dose of warmth against the lighter blush-colored walls.

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Touch of Warmth

The arched double natural wood and glass panel front door right off the dining room adds a good dose of warmth against the lighter blush-colored walls.

This digital control panel allows you to keep tabs on the home’s top-notch monitored security system. The system’s mobile app also allows you to arm, disarm, and check on your security system from virtually anywhere.

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Stay Informed

This digital control panel allows you to keep tabs on the home’s top-notch monitored security system. The system’s mobile app also allows you to arm, disarm, and check on your security system from virtually anywhere.

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Open-Concept Entertaining

Oversized copper lights hang above a spacious peninsula that helps define the kitchen and create a degree of separation from the adjacent dining area. With continuity of color and style, there is an easy connection between the spaces that provides for effortless entertaining.

Oversized copper lights hang above a spacious peninsula that helps define the kitchen and create separation from the open dining room.

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Defined Spaces

Oversized copper lights hang above a spacious peninsula that helps define the kitchen and create separation from the open dining room.

A coat rack by the dining room offers easy hanging storage for coats, backpacks and tote bags, to keep the main living spaces free from clutter.

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Grab and Go

A coat rack by the dining room offers easy hanging storage for coats, backpacks and tote bags, to keep the main living spaces free from clutter.

A coat closet with double doors and matte black hardware offers storage space for bulky jackets, work boots, weekend travel bags, and other larger items that you want out of sight.

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Out-of-Sight Storage

A coat closet with double doors and matte black hardware offers storage space for bulky jackets, work boots, weekend travel bags, and other larger items that you want out of sight.

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Living Space Color Transitions

Lively mustard-colored walls in the living room give way to calmer tones of blush and white in the open-concept kitchen and dining space. Original artwork over the dining table provides continuity of the warmer tones in adjacent rooms, allowing the spaces to maintain commonality with entirely different identities.