Tuesday, 29 January 2013

Belgian Style Dining Room

Well, hello there, rabbits,

I really am finding myself thinking about dining rooms a silly amount at the moment. I have a million zillion ideas floating around in my head.  
It's moved firmly into obsession territory. 

Regular readers will know that Modern Country Style always reflects my current fixations so please fasten your seat-belts and prepare to enter my head-space.
{Drinks and psychologists may be provided.}

One aspect of my enthusiasm is how to make dining spaces work 
b e a u t i f u l l y  w e l l. 
To really and truly earn their keep. 

It's a fine line between wanting the kitchen and eating areas to flow well but still allowing dirty saucepans to be hidden from guests. 
A very fine line indeed.


I love the way this Belgian Style kitchen and dining room have been planned (for more beautiful Modern Country Belgian Style spaces and tips on how to get the look, simply click on the link). 
The change of flooring between the two spaces allows a degree of separation between each room.

Over the next couple of weeks, 
I'll be sharing how I've tried to create that link 
between kitchen and dining room in our home.

Did I say obsessed?




Image via Belgian Pearls

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16 comments :

Nat at Made in Home said...

I love that fire place as well between the kitchen and living space. The changes of flooring is so subtle, it is really great work!

coastal village life said...

Oh, I need to know exactly how to do that! Fab!

Brynwood Needleworks said...

Can't wait, Sarah! Love the Belgian look. Beautiful.
xoxo
Donna

Homeroad said...

I WANT THAT TABLE!!!!
xo Susan

Erin S. said...

Love those grey floors! Also, you have a lovely Belgian table now that you've painted it ;).

Unknown said...

Sarah, just beautiful....Can't wait to see what your giveaway is going to be

Pattie

American in Bath said...

I can just see you making a giant pan of popcorn right there. I've always wanted a kitchen that made sitting at the dining room table a foregone conclusion. I want a bathroom that reminds me to take off my makeup and scrub my face as well. I know these things exist.

Alison @ The Polohouse said...

So pretty Sarah!
I can see why you are loving this.
xx
A

It's me said...

Love it !!....xxx....love...

The Moerks said...

Oh Sarah, I must say I am a little obsessed with that fireplace.

Unknown said...

Love the plank table. I've been watching for one for about the last year and fingers crossed this summer will bring me one C:

Magali@TheLittleWhiteHouse said...

I'm working on that fine line these days... Opening the space, but still keeping a little secret territory in the kitchen!

Unknown said...

Love that subtle change in flooring - it works really well. Looking forward to more kitchen inspiration, it's on my to do list after I finish the lounge!

Lydia said...

Evidently, the Belgians decorate as well as they cook.

Cindy said...

I look forward to seeing how you make this work in your own home, it should prove interesting.

MOMOTOM said...

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