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24 small dining rooms that prove that space is relative

  • 10:22 PM

Size shouldn’t stop you from being creative when it comes to adding style to your room.





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It can be difficult to think big when square footage is limited. If you have a small area and can’t find enough inspiration to turn it into a dining room, know that there is still time for redesign the layout! Nobody deserves to eat sitting on a sofa, or on the floor using the coffee table as a support, right?

Next, 24 inspirations and suggestions which prove you can transform even small unused spaces into a formal dining room. Who doesn’t want a place for candlelit meals and breakfasts?

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This deep dark blue hue, combined with bright whites and black accents, makes this dining room a tranquil setting.



This minimalist setup looks modern and is the perfect place for an after-work cocktail.



Wallpaper prints attract visual interest. Additional focal points throughout the room - such as brightly colored chairs, a bright backsplash, a hanging pendant light, and honeycomb tile floors - create the feel of a spacious room.



With the right color scheme and a sunken corner, this mint green space and checkered floor doesn't even feel cramped. This retro inspiration proves that the size of a venue does not affect the quality of the style.



Are you looking for a small but high-impact coffee table? Then the French-style bistro is for you. This minimalist black piece has a marble top and promotes a modern touch.



The corner bench along the wall, a round table and ceiling lighting all work together to make the most of the limited square footage. You can still do it in style.



Each room can benefit from a large wall mirror. The reflection instantly creates the illusion that any place is bigger than it really is.



Do you have an empty wall? Assemble a shelf that functions as a bar and, to finish, pull up some stools.



Bring the dining room outside and enjoy the great outdoors. A formal table and even a hanging lamp will make it comfortable and cozy.



Opt for benches without armrests to manage the space better, and pair them with a table that mimics the same minimalist design to make it feel like a larger, airier place.



Set up a coffee table on an empty wall for a floating corner that barely interferes with the size of the room. Who needs the table legs?



Do you have an area between the kitchen and the living room? Consider making it your formal dining room. Establish a clear separation between rooms by placing the table and chairs under a rug and hanging a chandelier above.



Pushing a square table against a window or wall is a handy way to save space. If you have a free window in your apartment, you will love the feeling of having your meals while enjoying the view. And the best part is that you can move the table if you have visitors.



Whether you're working with a studio or a small open layout, a bookcase or modular shelving unit performs a double task: creating a beautiful dining nook while providing additional space.



Who says you can't make two rooms in one? Put a rug in the living room and use the empty surface for your dining room. All you really need is a free corner to sit back and enjoy.



Make the room multifunctional. Place a large table in the center of the kitchen, transforming it into a formal room and functional island.



If you like the idea of ​​having a special corner in the kitchen for breakfast, but don't have a free space, push a bench against the wall and hang the cushions using a curtain rod.



Work with a minimal color palette. The incorporation of bright whites and natural decorative touches will give the illusion of a larger room.



Often the hardest part of creating a room with limited square footage is setting up your own space. So, hanging a flashy lamp directly above the table will give it the necessary emphasis, separating it from other areas and establishing its purpose.



Trailers can't be left out, after all they are small spaces, right? The brown leather bench and table have become the perfect cozy place to read a good book on a rainy afternoon or for meals.



Having a weak spot doesn't mean you don't deserve the attention you would give the rest of your home. Select stylish touches like a bold paint color, gallery wall, centerpiece, and hanging plants.



This is one of the best ways to use everything the environment has to offer. Install a corner bench outside the kitchen by creating a pantry. Make the most of this option by using the seats as additional space underneath. Just remember to cover with comfortable pillows!



Instead of designing a formal room, take advantage of a larger kitchen by taking up part of the counter. However, if you like to arrange things, push a table against the island so that it looks like a casual place to eat.



Opt for a round table so you can fit extra seating in a tight space. So you can comfortably accommodate more chairs.

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Source: Terra

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