The dining room is adjacent to the den. Of course, the colors of the den and dining area are very similar with whites, navys, and greens.
The dining area May 2018:
The dining room today:
We decided after we moved in to use a 48' round table which seats 6 adults very comfortable. Four chairs remain around the table for daily use, but others can be pulled up to the table easily. The table we chose for this area is the Miles Redd Round Dining Table for Ballard Designs.
Designer Miles Redd was inspired by a table once owned by 20th century style maker, Babe Paley. "I love pedestal dining tables because you can get so many chairs around them and never have an awkward leg get in the way," Miles explains. The gleaming ebony top with brass banding appears to float on slender, bamboo-style tripod legs accented in brass twine.
The chandelier is new and from Niche Modern Home in Mandeville. The gold tones of the chandelier coordinate well with the brass of the new table. The other furniture and accessories in the room came with us from the Perrier house.
The dining area May 2018:
The dining room today:
We decided after we moved in to use a 48' round table which seats 6 adults very comfortable. Four chairs remain around the table for daily use, but others can be pulled up to the table easily. The table we chose for this area is the Miles Redd Round Dining Table for Ballard Designs.
Designer Miles Redd was inspired by a table once owned by 20th century style maker, Babe Paley. "I love pedestal dining tables because you can get so many chairs around them and never have an awkward leg get in the way," Miles explains. The gleaming ebony top with brass banding appears to float on slender, bamboo-style tripod legs accented in brass twine.
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| Miles Redd Round Dining Table for Ballard Designs |
The chandelier is new and from Niche Modern Home in Mandeville. The gold tones of the chandelier coordinate well with the brass of the new table. The other furniture and accessories in the room came with us from the Perrier house.
Dining Room, y'all!
