Thursday, May 17, 2012

Wood Paneling?!






Here is a great remodeled kitchen/dining room of a mid century modern home. I love the Marimekko art on the walls and the table and chairs in the dining room are FANTASTIC.

If this were my house I would still most likely paint the wood paneling white or get rid of it. But, I can honestly say I don't mind the wood paneling in this house too much. It somehow works in the overall design of the space. What do you think?!

11 comments:

Aleya Bamdad said...

I'm loving the table top here but don't care for the legs on the table. I wish they would tie in better with the rest of the decor.

Jane Fuller said...

Wow. This remodeled dining room is awesome. I love the art on the walls. Really impressive! The whole room itself is an art.

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Lucia Connolly @ Online PhD UK said...

The Marimekko art is wonderful. I love it. It looks wonderful against the wood paneling. I love the dining room table as well but I would not pair it with those chairs. The chairs to me are too simple.

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Helen@tefl Training said...

It's a beautiful room. Wood panels make it become classic and warm. It's better that you paint the ceiling with the same color of the walls.
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Sascha Koenig said...

Thanks for sharing the post with us.

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Clipping Path said...

This is lovely. keep it up.This is so lovely.

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