Materials and the sequence of the job sit together on this page.
Hi! It’s Ruth from A House in Holland. I’ve had fun this month showing you great options from around the web to help you spruce up your dining room, no matter how big or small your modest-cost. Cassity and I are clearly excited to take a peek inside your homes and see what you’ve done to improve the space where you dine. We hope you’ll share your options with all the other Bekob readers out there by linking up your dining room projects below.
Before you linkup, I just wanted to share a few terrific options I’ve come across for decorating those big, blank dining room walls.
Plates make totally appropriate–and traditional–decor for the dining room. I really love the artistic effect that this grouping of pretty white plates gives, over at Craftaholics Anonymous.
The Lettered Cottage has a delightfully textural gallery wall in the dining room. So cool!
At I Lived on Wisteria Lane, the china cabinet becomes the focal point of the room with is artfully arranged pieces.
Sihouettes in a fresh, modern color scheme make a lovely addition to the dining room wall at Teal & Lime.
Now it’s your turn to share your dining room with us! Cassity and I are excited to see what you’ve done to make your dining area a place that you can enjoy sitting down in to dine with friends and family. Big or small, we can’t wait to view your projects. Remember, this is a themed linky party–please share modest-cost-friendly or Handmade options that go along with this month’s theme, dining rooms. Join in the fun by linking up below, and it would be solid if you’d include a link back here in your post. . Make sure you check back next Saturday to see if your space is featured.
{featured image via House of Turquoise}
