Wallpaper Love: Dining Room Edition

Happy Friday! Today I am feeling some serious love for wallpaper in the dining room. Powder rooms are the perfect place to go bold with wallpaper and lately I have been more and more convinced that making a more subdued statement with wallpaper in your dining room is the way to go.

I am loving mural type wallpapers in dining rooms most of all.

This dining room is exquisite. Period.

Maison Artefact, photo source

I love the subtle scene that the wallpaper provides in this dining room. I am also so intrigued by the fireplace in this room surrounded by millwork and no mantel. I find it to be very attractive.

The Fox Group, photo source

The muted floral scenes on the walls of this dining room are gorgeous.

Jake Arnold, photo source

This wallpaper provides the sense that you are dining in a beautiful garden. So, so pretty and magical.

Gerald Pomeroy Interiors, photo source

I love the way this gold wallpaper brings the jute rug, green chairs and pale blue curtains together. Stunning.

Kipling House Interiors, photo source

Everything about this dining room is perfection with the wallpaper being at the top of the list.

Mark D. Sikes, photo source

I love the choice of this wallpaper as the backdrop for the rustic table, it suits the beams, paneling, and overall style of the room so well.

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This last one is not actually in a dining room, the room (kitchen) does have a dining table in the center though. I love how this red wallpaper looks in this kitchen. It undeniably has pattern - it doesn't fight with the artwork on the walls at all though. Wallpaper in a kitchen is a unique choice and pays off completely here.

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I will be starting a two week series of "mini posts" on Monday where I will introduce one decorating idea or piece of advice and then feature a few examples. Mini posts will be one minute bursts of inspiration to start your busy day in the throes of the holiday season. I hope to see you there. Happy Weekend.

Thank you for spending time with me today,

Kerry