Entry #2813, September 6, 2013
Today we continue Stagetecture’s feature ‘Olioboard Inspiration‘. Last week you enjoyed – ‘Creating Valuable Space with Bedroom Storage‘ from John Nuter and this week we get inspired with the coming of Autumn in our dining room! Sammi Holloway who is a member of the Facebook Olioboard Fan Room gets you inspired with creative color, texture, and natural ideas for your dining room this Autumn.
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Olioboard Inspiration #31
‘Autumn Color Dining Room Inspiration ’ – Sammi Holloway
Mother Nature has unleashed her vibrant palette of golds,coppers, yellows and reds so why not bring a touch of Autumn into your dining room.
With the darker evenings setting in there is nothing better than sitting down to a hearty meal of seasonally inspired dishes with your loved ones.
Autumn inspiration for your guests
Be inspired by nature with its remarkable multicolored hues and wonderful scents.Then out walking, pick up fallen twigs or small branches with red or golden leaves. Bring in some greenery, golden gourds, orange pumpkins, fresh flowers and interesting branches. The simplest decorations are usually the most effective.
Wreaths can be used to decorate a wall or even used as a centerpiece with a pillar candle placed in the middle.
Scented candles add to the autumnal atmosphere.Not only does the twinkling of candles create a romantic ambience within your home, they also induce a beautiful aroma.Choose scents that reflect the season, such as cinnamon and cloves. They keep you feeling warm and encompass the room with luminous accent lighting.
Dining room embellishments from Autumn
From dinnerware with woodland themes to beautiful organic materials, the dinner table is the place to unite these inspirational elements in a coordinated fashion. Adorn your dining table with a mix of antique and reproduction creamware, vintage amber glasses and dessert plates that will compliment your fall decorating scheme.
Enhance the look of your dining table décor with some shimmering glass beaded accents, colourful table linens and festive napkin rings
Add warmth during the cool season with a cozy, wool accent rug and heavier, textured curtains in fall colours.
Create an evening to remember with seasonal place setting ideas that everyone will love. Take dried leaves and decorate each with your guests name using a gold metallic pen or attach a metal plant tag to stem fruit and write on it using a permanent black marker.
You may want to consider temporarily replacing some of your wall art with more seasonal pictures and artwork displays.
Remember the dining room table isn’t the only place to display beautiful decorations. The buffet table or sideboard is the perfect place to go for gold with lavish displays.
Sam Holloway 38, from the South of England and am a Full Time mother and carer for my precious 4 year old daughter who suffers from the rare condition Klippel Trenaunary Syndrome Weber. Before becoming a parent I had always been lucky to of worked within the home décor and furniture sector of retailing as management,my last position held was as a Mobile manager for Laura Ashley covering the South of England as a trouble shooter and was highly rated for my merchandising skills and carried out numerous store re-layouts and openings. I have always had a passion for interior design, architecture, photography and art and now spend my spare time sharing this love both through my Facebook group, Olioboard Fan Room but also through my design page on Facebook called Bubbles of Inspiration which is full of inspirational images and advice on styles of design and how to achieve them.
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Sam Holloway says
Thank you so much for the chance to be featured, it looks really good 🙂
Ronique says
Thank you Sammi – you always do a fabulous job! 🙂