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Dining in Style: Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decor

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Dining in Style: Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decor

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Hello again! Dawn here, from AD Aesthetic, and I’m back with another mood board for your decoration inspiration.

Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options

This month, I had fun putting together a dining room mood board in my all time go-to decorating style: Mid Century Modern. Here’s what I came up with:

Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options

Mid Century Modern Dining Room Mood Board Sources

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Table    Rug    Planters    Wall Hanging
Macrame Plant Hanger    Dining Chairs    Chandelier
Brass Bird Wall hanging    Mirror    Small succulent
Crystal Geode    Buffet

As mentioned mid century style is my absolute go-to, so this month’s moodboard was a fun one for me. Usually, I’m big on bright colors and patterns, but this time, I challenged myself to keep the design more neutral, giving the mid century decor a decidedly more modern vibe. Here are some tips on how to pull this look off if you enjoy the style too:

Clean Lines: Mid century style isn’t big on ornamental details, trending instead towards symmetry and sleek shapes. Look for furniture with direct, tapered legs, and pieces that utilize basic shapes, like circles, to pull the room together.

Natural Elements: Using natural elements and textures, like the woven rug and macrame decor in my moodboard above, can help to keep the room from feeling too cool or impersonal with all those sleek lines and direct shapes. It gives the decor some warmth and visual interest at the same time.

Warm Metals: Brass and gold finishes look great with mid century style, and add a little glamor to the space. Try it in a light fixture, curtain rod, or decorative objects around the room to add that sparkle.

Wood Tones: A staple of mid century decor is wood tones. Natural, or walnut stained wood looks great with this style, but in general it’s better to steer clear of anything too red or too dark, as it won’t ring true to the style you’re going for.

If you like the moodboard I put together, here are a few more Mid Century dining room inspiration options that I’ve gathered up for you!

Neutral Mid Century Modern Dining Room Inspiration

Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options
Image Source: Delightfull 
Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options
Image Source: Style Me Pretty Living   Photo Credit: Amy Bartlam 
Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options
Image Source: Nordic Interiors Photo Credit: Erik Lefvander 
Image Source: Studio McGee 
Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options
Image Source: My Domaine Photo Credit: Jacqueline Marque 
Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options
Image Source: New Darlings 
Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options
Image Source: Danks & Honey 
Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options
Image Source: Architectural Digest Photo Credit: Aubrie Pick 
Neutral Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Decorating Tips and options
Image Source: LivinKing 

As always, thank you to Cassity and the Bekob team for having me back each month. I’d love for you to visit me over on my site, ADaesthetic.com, or follow me on Facebook, Pinterest, or Instagram for more updates and inspiration. Have a great day, friends!

Dawn

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