When you are renovating your Mt Eliza or Mornington kitchen you might consider converting your formally separated dining room and kitchen into an open plan cooking and eating space. This can make a house more comfortable and easier to live in. Creating an open dining space, however, involves finding a cohesive style that will suit both the utilitarian purpose of a kitchen, and the semi-formality of a dining room.
Many dining rooms and kitchens Mt Eliza retain an antique formal style, complete with polished wooden surfaces and subdued cream tones. This formality needs to be livened and brightened up to suit a contemporary open plan style. You can do this by including a bright abstract rug underneath the dining table, an interesting lighting fixture in an industrial or organic style and a fresh colour scheme used throughout the dining room.
There is no need to give up formal dining in open plan kitchens Mornington, however. A large polished wooden table close by to the work surfaces is accessible, comfortable and stylish. Best of all, it can easily be dressed up for a formal dinner party, while still offering the convenience of close proximity to the cooking area.
To create a cohesive decorating style for the kitchen and dining room in your Mt Eliza or Mornington house, formulate a colour scheme to use through the whole space. By keeping your cabinets and work surfaces a neutral white, beige or dark grey, you can paint your walls a rich colour that makes the dining room feel festive while not overwhelming the kitchen.
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