Do these decorative disasters sound familiar to you? Very dark paint, bulky tables, little space to store crockery… They have a solution! If there are aspects to improve, nothing like detecting them in time.
NOT COMMUNICATING THE DINING ROOM WITH THE KITCHEN
Not only is the location of the dining room environment itself important, but a decorative error maybe not communicate it properly. Glass walls, openings, serving hatches… play with these elements so that the physical and visual communication between kitchen and dining room flows. For a serving hatch to be comfortable, it must be at least 60 x 60 cm. Those with a horizontal design are more attractive.
BAD LIGHTING
Very serious decorative error in the dining room. Lighting is essential for comfortable dinners. The lamps decorate switched off and lit acquire a leading role. One or two lamps? It depends on the size of the table. For a 140 cm long one, it can be two small ones or one with a maxi screen. On round tables, a single central lamp or several at that point at different heights is better.
Some materials will make you forget about the fear of stains. The best thing about a rug for the dining room is that it is not long-haired so dirt does not accumulate. But there is wool washable in the washing machine. Also, vinyl materials are rubbed. And fiber rugs can always be dusted or vacuumed. Before a stain, it is best to rub gently with water and neutral soap and let it dry well.
DECORATIVE MISTAKE: UNCOMFORTABLE CHAIRS
The chairs in the dining room must be comfortable so that the after-dinner conversations last longer. You may have been guided by the aesthetic sense and the chosen ones are not very comfortable. They can always be improved with cushions. The important thing is that the chair has a certain curvature that adapts to the body. With a backrest, they are always more comfortable and the armrests also help.
HAVE NO SPACE TO SAVE
Next to the dining room, an auxiliary piece of furniture decorates but also fulfills a practical storage function. It may be more or less bulky depending on the space. Sideboards, cabinets, and cupboards; even auxiliary carts or bookcases, they are perfect furniture to organize crockery, glassware, table linen, and cutlery.
