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[bonappetit]

I don't know where you are finding these pictures but they are so sterile and lack any warmth.

[stevieb]

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@bonappetit wrote:

I don't know where you are finding these pictures but they are so sterile and lack any warmth.

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Different strokes, I suppose, is the order of the day... 

[50Mickey]

Lovely dining room. 

[wilma]

It’s an ok room. I like the table and chairs. The red flowers in the silver urns are too large IMO. I don’t like the drapes, chandelier, or flooring. 

[ScenicMaine]

I don't find it understated at all.  I think it's formal looking.  I'm guessing the hutch is in the room somewhere.  Only parts I like are the large windows & side door.

[Ladylaughsalot]

I love this room! So few people seem to use traditional decor anymore. I adore it. Traditional is always in style IMO.

[stevieb]

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@ScenicMaine wrote:

I don't find it understated at all.  I think it's formal looking.  I'm guessing the hutch is in the room somewhere.  Only parts I like are the large windows & side door.

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@ScenicMaine  Yes agree, definitely a 'formal' dining room. Understated, for me, because though it might be a more formal traditional room, it's still relatively simple. There aren't a lot of bells and whistles, there's a minimum of 'stuff' (china, crystal, etc.) sitting around and the floor covering is natural fiber as opposed to a pricey, intricate rug or carpet. The ceiling fixture and art work are also on the more simple side...

[ScarletDove]

It will pass except for the drapes, window shades, chandelier and floor covering! Unfortunately, that does not leave much to pass!

[OKPrincess]

I like it but not in my home.