Stoney Creek Project - Dining Room — Making Room for Peace

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While before this room sported a traditional, wood dining table and chairs we tweaked the arrangement by painting the table and trading in the old chairs for new woven ones.

While before this room sported a traditional, wood dining table and chairs we tweaked the arrangement by painting the dining table and trading in the old chairs for new woven ones.

Filling this carved wooden bowl with white sand and oyster shells, we then grouped some pillar candles in to create a peaceful, romantic vibe.

We wanted this living room to feel a bit more "grown up" and "romantic" than the other rooms in the home, while still being accessible.

To add a little interest and texture, we added these vintage bud vases to the dining room table, filled with flowers.

What was once a traditional, dark dining room is now coastal and bright! Sea foam colored walls, a white painted dining table, and beautiful wall art.

These framed shadow boxes were the starting point for this dining room! Inside is a large piece of coral on a linen background.

These framed shadow boxes were the starting point for this dining room! Inside is a large piece of coral on a linen background.

In regards to the area rug, we knew that we wanted something warm and woven; something that would complement the new floors instead of taking away from them. We choose this geometric jute/sisal.

Interior Design: Making Room for Peace | Photography: We Are Luke & Ashley

Making Room for Peace

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