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[ScarletDove]

It is a big NO for me!

[ScenicMaine]

Love the wall color, french doors & archway entrances.  Not a fan of the furnishings, ceiling or floor.  Very open & airy feeling.  I would change out the furnishings.

[Free2be]

An odd mix of pretentious and simple.

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[ID2]

We don't use dining rooms. I had one in our old house and we ended up making a wet bar area. Much better use of that space for our lifestyle. 

[Oznell]

Old school romantic, airy, loaded with charm and history.  I'd just have to change out the table (size and shape, also legs too spindly) and chairs.  Personal preference.

The venerable wood ceiling and the collection of beautiful blue and white Canton china--  just dreamy juxtaposed with that wall color!

[Sooner]

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@Oznell wrote:

Old school romantic, airy, loaded with charm and history.  I'd just have to change out the table (size and shape, also legs too spindly) and chairs.  Personal preference.

The venerable wood ceiling and the collection of beautiful blue and white Canton china--  just dreamy juxtaposed with that wall color!

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@Oznell  I'm with her!  Get of that rug and everything on it, put in a nice rug and fitting table and chairs and I'll have oznell for dinner tomorow!  

[Oznell]

@Sooner,  I accept, with pleasure!

[wilma]

A strange mix of furnishings, style, and accessories. Not for me. The black around the windows ruins them IMO. 

[wagirl]

Meh !!!   I don't need to dine fine anymore, at home anyway, and if I do I go out someplace---I prefer at home, simple, good, cooking and using my happy, colorful Fiestaware with no frou frou stuff.

[missy1]

Never had a formal dining room.  Not practical.