Standard Dining Table Height Dimensions

Standard Dining Table Height Dimensions

How to choose the right size dining table

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The recommended comfortable space per person for a typical dining table is 70cm wide (elbow room) by 90cm deep (to slide out your chair); however if you are prepared to squeeze in and get cosy for a special occasion you can get away with as little as 50cm wide per person.

This means that measuring whether your dining table will physically fit into your dining room isn't quite enough. You need to factor in a minimum of 90cm clearance for every side that will have chairs - so be sure to increase your measurements accordingly.

The next thing to consider is the role that your dining table plays. Is it a focal point where your household spends a lot of time? Or is it only dusted off for dinner parties and the occasional board game? How many people usually eat together and how often do you entertain guests?

If it's somewhere that people study regularly or the main social hub, you need to consider how comfortable it will be to sit at for long periods of time and whether the material it's made from will get damaged from frequent use. Solid hardwood is a great option as it's durable and it looks beautiful. If you're opting for wood, always make sure that you care for it well.

How to choose the right dining table size

Whatever the purpose of your furniture, gauging the right dimensions and size of your dining table is very important. And remember, you must always consider the space required for both the dining table and chairs.

A square four seater dining table is the tempting solution if you are limited on space, but you might benefit from some more room in the long-term. If this is the case and your space allows, our Dorset 3ft extendable dining table offers the flexibility to be used everyday as a smaller table, and to be extended when you have guests.

A six seater dining table might be a better size if your household is likely to grow or perhaps if the purpose of the room is likely to change and your dining table will be used for work or other activities. Above all, be realistic and consider everyone's comfort, now and into the future.

When it comes to the right height table for your dining room, take into account any alcoves or declining ceiling heights. The standard dining table height is around 75-80cm high and the seat needs to be about 30cm lower than the tabletop.

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How to measure dining table space:

Start by measuring the width and depth of space you'd like to put your dining table in
Subtract 90cm from each of the measurements - this is to allow enough room between the table edge and the wall to walk around the table and for the chairs to slide in and out comfortably.
If you're putting your dining table into a dining room, also allow for 120cm square for the entrance or doorway. If you're putting your dining table into an open plan kitchen area, this isn't something to factor in.

Consider how close the table will be to other furniture and whether it's on a path where bikes or other large items might be moved around. If there is other furniture in the room, ensure there's at least 90cm between it and the edge of the table.

With these measurements, you can now choose the right dining table for your space. Use the size guide below to help guide you.
Don't forget to run through the measurements again once you've made a decision on your table dining table.

Dining Table Size Guide

Size of Dining Table	Length	Width
4 seater dining table	75cm - 90cm	75cm - 90cm
6 seater dining table	118cm - 140cm	75cm - 90cm
8 seater dining table	150cm - 220cm	75cm - 90cm
10 seater dining table	180cm - 280cm	90cm - 100cm

Choosing the right style and shape for your dining table

The shape of your table is very important in terms of space and its intended usage. Round or square tables are great for smaller spaces and more intimate gatherings. If your room is long or narrow or you simply have more space to play with, rectangular dining tables are a good solution. They're also great for entertaining large groups of people. If your use of space varies or you often need to cater for guests, consider an extendable dining table.

Don't forget to take the width and positioning of the legs into account. Tables with a pedestal base or those that have slimmer legs or legs positioned at the ends generally allow for more seating. When you're choosing, try every seat and position and make sure there's no danger of knocking knees or nudging elbows.

Be sure to consider the kind of styling and decoration you prefer. Even a few pot plants or vases can significantly impact the space available. Also, keep in mind what table settings and serving ware you like to use, for entertaining or day-to-day use. Don't let a lack of room mean your dining table can't bring character and flair to your space - let it shine. Be bold with accessories and add flourishes of colour and soft furnishings that blend well with the rest of your scheme. If you opt for a round table consider a painting or wall hanging in a circular design behind the table to help define and emphasise the area.

Need to open up a narrow room? Go for a slimline table to create an illusion of space and a minimal or monochrome colour palette, wall-hung accessories, a statement mirror and pivoted lighting. Your choice of seating is really important, so if your space is modest opt for bench or armless seating which can be easily tucked away. If you choose wood for your dining room table, consider lighter or pastel shades to open up a room and darker for a more intimate, cosy space.

Do round dining tables save space?

Yes, most definitely. Round dining tables have the benefit of no potentially awkward corners but also provide a good amount of surface space. If you'd like the option of extra seating, consider an extendable round dining table. Another advantage of round tables is they're great for socialising and entertaining - the centre base on a round dining table is a great way for squeezing more people in. If that sounds like a good idea for your home, this round Pedestal dining table is an elegant piece that will give you that extra flexibility and space.

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The 11 Best Holiday Dinnerware Sets of 2021

Add some cheer to your holiday table

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For some people, it isn't the holidays without trotting out that kitschy old set of turkey, Santa, or Christmas tree-themed dinnerware that are as much a family tradition as the menu. If you have the inclination and room in your cupboard for a set of holiday dinnerware, start your own Thanksgiving or Christmas tradition with a set of festive plates for your favorite occasion. Or, choose a more generalized set in wintry scenes or holiday colors that can be used throughout the season and for years to come. Opt for a classic like Lenox or explore other brands that promote whimsical, modern, or rustic styles to fit your personal taste.

Below, our picks for the best holiday dinnerware sets.

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Bring Lenox's classic holly and berry motif to your table this season.

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Transform your holiday table into a snowy winter forest with this modern dinnerware set from HiEnd Accents.

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Add an earthly element to your holiday decor with these rustic reindeer plates.

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Elegant yet casual porcelain dining set will instantly turn a plain table into one set for a Thanksgiving feast.

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In classic red, green and navy hues, the dinnerware will pair nicely with solid-color or plaid linens.

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This set evokes animated scenes from Christmas past with illustrations of a sled, country houses in the snow, and icy rivers.

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This durable porcelain dinnerware set is adorned with pinecones, pine branches, winterberries, and holly for a stunning backdrop.

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With the simple red and white banded design, these dishes can be used during the holiday season and well into the new year.

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Make sure little ones have holiday dinnerware too with this adorable holiday gift set that comes with a plate, bowl, and tumblr.

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Originally designed in 1938, this lovely dinnerware pattern features a lush evergreen tree wrapped with glittering ornaments.

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Holiday dinnerware from Lenox is a must-have for those looking to add to their collection. The best-selling pieces feature the classic holiday and berry design made out of durable, dishwasher-safe ivory porcelain. The beautiful collection is accented with 24 karat gold and has been a staple in Christmas place settings since 1974. The festive colors on a plain white place ensure that decorating the rest of your table is a breeze, especially with 12 of the pieces already provided for you.

Add a bit of modern flair to your holiday decorations this year with HiEnd Accents' Clearwater Pines dinnerware set that has everything you need to throw the perfect dinner party. The extensive set features four plates, four mugs, four salad plates, four soup bowls, and three canisters of varying sizes. With muted earthy colors and a dark forest scape, this set is guaranteed to evoke a cozy feeling among your guests and can be enjoyed throughout the winter. Combine with a bit of greenery as a centerpiece for a table filled with natural and festive decor.

These salad plates are perfect for those looking for a nontraditional take to holiday decor. Whether for a farmhouse or penthouse, these terra cotta plates add an earthy element to any table setting. Each plate features a tiny debossed print on the top for a touch of holiday spirit, while the heavy ceramic feel and muted speckled finish make these a sophisticated choice for gathering on Christmas day. Combine with other red, green, or even black plates for rustic charm this December.

The turkey is the star of the Spode Woodland Turkey Dinnerware collection, which includes pretty much everything you'd ever want to set your table: plates, gravy boats, soup tureens, mugs, and more. Done in autumnal brown and white with hints of red, green, and yellow, this elegant yet casual porcelain dining set will instantly turn a plain table into one set for a Thanksgiving feast! The dishes are dishwasher safe, which helps make cleanup a breeze. Buy one platter for some added woodland flair on your table, or opt for the whole collection for a more cohesive look.

With beautiful illustrations inspired by vintage-style Santa renditions on each piece, the Pottery Barn Nostalgic Santa 16-PIece Dinnerware Set evokes Christmases of ages past and all the warm fuzzy memories that go with it. In classic red, green, and navy hues, the dinnerware will pair nicely with solid-color or plaid linens. The dishes are made of stoneware with a glazed decal finish and are microwave and dishwasher safe. Each set includes four dinner plates, four salad plates, four bowls, and four mugs.

Done in muted colors, the Gibson Home Christmas Toile 16-Piece Dinnerware Set evokes nostalgic winter scenes with illustrations of a sled, country houses in the snow, and icy rivers. The dishes are made from porcelain and are dishwasher and microwave safe, and the set includes four dinner plates, four salad plates, four bowls, and four mugs. Because the color scheme is relatively neutral and the winter scenes aren't Christmas-specific, the dishware can be dressed up for holiday dinners with red and green linens or made to work all winter long with plain white ones.

If you're looking for holiday dinnerware that can be used throughout the winter season, Williams Sonoma's Woodland Berry Dinnerware Collection is a great option. This durable porcelain dinnerware set is adorned with pinecones, pine branches, winterberries, and holly for a stunning backdrop that's sure to delight guests. You can layer plates from the same collection or add in pieces from another Williams Sonoma collection (we also love their Tartan plaid dinnerware) for a more unique table setting. Each piece in this collection is sold individually or in sets of four for a completely customized set designed for your lifestyle.

For a set of dishes that can be used during the holiday season and after, we recommend the AmazonBasics 16-Piece Cafe Stripe Dinnerware Set. With the simple red and white banded design, the dinnerware can mix with more formal pieces and will work with all of your favorite holiday linens. Made of AB-grade porcelain that's lightweight and durable, the dishes are microwave, oven, and dishwasher-safe. Each set includes four dinner plates, four dessert plates, four bowls, and four mugs.

Get your kids ready for the holidays with the Natale Penguin Kids Melamine Set, named after the Italian word for Christmas. This 3-piece set features a plate, bowl, and tumbler that are all decorated with a whimsical drawing of adorable penguins clad in their winter best. The plate and bowl are made of melamine, which won't break if dropped, and the tumbler is made of Tritan, a shatter- and stain-resistant plastic. Both materials are BPA, phthalate, and lead-free so you won't have to worry about your little one ingesting harmful chemicals. The set is dishwasher safe so messes are encouraged and the artful design can be used throughout all of winter for diners of any ages.

For the utmost in wintry sophistication and festive elegance, the Christmas Tree Dinnerware Collection from Spode will undoubtedly be the perfect addition to your dinner table this holiday season. Originally designed in 1938, this lovely dinnerware pattern features a lush evergreen tree wrapped with glittering ornaments and golden garland, complete with piles of cheerfully wrapped presents. All dishes are made of sturdy stoneware and are microwave-safe, and can be easily cleaned in the dishwasher—leaving you with more time to enjoy your family, open presents, and drink cocoa under the tree.

The whimsical design of this holiday plate is sure to earn a place at the table season after season. Part of Molly Hatch's Holiday Icon collection, this red and white dinner plate features a sweet gingerbread man with the word "gingerbread" emblazoned below the design. Other designs include a snowflake, candy cane, and a Christmas tree. Purchase several plates with the same design or mix and match for a more eclectic table setting. The entire Holiday Icon collection is crafted from high-quality stoneware, so it's dishwasher and microwave safe.

Material

Porcelain is the gold standard in dinnerware, long favored for its delicacy and durability against chipping. But dinnerware comes in a variety of materials, from bone china to stoneware and earthenware. Each has its own qualities, drawbacks, and price points, so keep that in mind when selecting which is right for your holiday table.

Dishwasher and Microwave Safe

A vintage family heirloom set of holiday china might require hand-washing to keep it looking its best. But if you generally like to use your dishwasher to clean up after a holiday meal, or warm up leftovers in the microwave, check to make sure that your holiday dishware is safe for the dishwasher and/or microwave. Just because it's a special occasion purchase doesn't mean it shouldn't be practical and convenient.

Boxed Set or Replaceable

Things break, especially china. Keep in mind that a boxed set might be a one-time deal, meaning that if you break some plates, you won't be able to easily replace them. If you have more than one set, you can mix and match the patterns, but otherwise, you might want to look for a dinnerware set from an open stock pattern that allows you to purchase additional pieces to replace broken ones, or to add additional servings as your family grows.

FAQ

• How do you place dinnerware?

  For a plated holiday meal that isn't a buffet-style occasion, dinnerware is usually stacked in the order in which courses will be served. Let's say you want to reverse engineer a dinner setting for a meal that starts with soup, progresses to salad, continues with an entree, and finishes with dessert. Start with the dinner plate, top it with the salad plate, and add the soup bowl on top. No soup? Leave it off. Dessert plates are normally brought out separately after the dinner plates are cleared. Some more formal or decorative place settings include chargers as a foundational layer, but this is optional.

• How many dinnerware sets should you have?

  Gone are the days when etiquette requires households to have different sets of dinnerware for different occasions and seasons. While wedding registers may still include both an everyday pattern and one for special occasions, in the 21st century, a more casual approach to living and a focus on reducing consumption and waste means that the go-to number of dinnerware sets is one, with fewer or more place settings depending on how large your family is and how much you entertain. Having said that, it's a personal choice, so you do you.

• Does porcelain dinnerware scratch?

  Porcelain has a tendency to develop fine gray marks on the surface over time that can easily be mistaken for scratches. Porcelain is glazed to prevent scratching, so those gray lines are actually metal deposits from cutlery use that sit on the surface, rather than scratches that are etched into the porcelain. To remove the gray lines, make a paste with baking soda and water, and scrub your plate in a circular motion. It's best to do this as soon as you see them start to develop, since they are easier to remove when faint rather than built up and darkened over time.

Julia Fields is a lifestyle writer for The Spruce covering all things surrounding toys, gifts, and the holidays since October 2021. Before that, she covered similar topics including toy reviews, product roundups, interviews with experts, and more. She performed hours of research on top dinnerware brands—big and small—and looked into best-selling options with high user demand.

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The Best Table Saw for Your Next Project

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Don't underestimate the importance of quality tools when you're working on projects, whether at home or on a jobsite. One of the handiest tools to have at your disposal is a fantastic table saw. With so many options on the market, how do you separate the best from those that clearly don't make the cut? You turn to the experts. Here are the picks reviewers have rated as tops.

Best Overall: DEWALT DW7440RS Rolling Saw Stand with 10-Inch Compact Job Site Table Saw

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For a table saw that goes anywhere, the DEWALT DW7440RS Rolling Saw Stand with 10-Inch Compact Job Site Table Saw is a helpful combo that you'll use again and again. The removable stand gives you the ability to transport it easily and use it on a table or on the stand itself. Eighty five percent or reviewers give this saw five stars for its easy setup, solid performance, and space saving footprint.

Best Value: SKIL 3410-02 10-Inch Table Saw with Folding Stand

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If you're looking for a heavy duty table saw at a price that's light on your wallet, look no further than the SKIL 3410-02 10-Inch Table Saw with Folding Stand. According to reviews this "well engineered and quite sturdy" saw has "plenty of power" and is a "great value" whether working on DIY projects or professional jobs. Its ingenuity was also praised: "The twin tab and dual toggle method of mounting the saw to the stand is near genius."

Best For Easy Portability: Bosch 10-Inch Portable Jobsite Table Saw GTS1031 with One-Handed Carry Handle

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When you're hauling a heavy saw from the truck or the storage shed and back again, totebility is an much appreciated feature. The Bosch 10-Inch Portable Jobsite Table Saw GTS1031 with One-Handed Carry Handle is a sturdy choice that's flexible enough to tackle any job. Consumers love that "it's very compact and easy to transport" thanks to the thoughtful way accessories attach underneath, calling it "the perfect blend of performance and size."

Best Small Tabletop Saw: DEWALT 10-Inch Table Saw, 16-Inch Rip Capacity

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You don't have to sacrifice quality for size when buying a small tabletop saw. The DEWALT 10-Inch Table Saw, 16-Inch Rip Capacity is a powerful machine in a scaled-down package. It's lightweight, yet you can count on it for versatility. Seventy-eight percent of reviewers give this saw five stars for how hard it works while weighing a fraction of the size of other saws.

Best Heavy Duty Portable Saw: SKILSAW 10 in. Heavy-Duty Worm Drive Table Saw 15 Amp Corded Electric with Stand and Diablo Blade

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Best For Home Projects: Rockwell BladeRunner X2 Portable Tabletop Saw

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If you're working on projects at home, a professional quality saw can seem like overkill. The Rockwell BladeRunner X2 Portable Tabletop Saw is a portable table saw that works well for small home projects. It's compact and comes with a set of helpful accessories that make home improvement easier. Reviewers appreciate the versatility and quality of this small but mighty machine, especially those with just a garage shelf for storage. "If I could give it 6 stars I would," praised one reviewer.

Best Adjustable Guard: Dewalt 15-Amp Corded 10 in. Compact Job Site Table Saw with Site-Pro Modular Guarding System

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The convenience of an adjustable guard makes the Dewalt 15-Amp Corded 10 in. Compact Job Site Table Saw with Site-Pro Modular Guarding System a worthwhile choice. With power and versatility to spare, its modular guard system gives you more freedom to measure and adjust. Over 800 reviewers bestowed five stars on this well-designed choice, praising its accuracy and performance, especially for weekend DIYers and others who need something lightweight and easy to store.

Best Cordless: Milwaukee M18 FUEL ONE-KEY 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 8-1/4 in. Table Saw Kit

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Best For Easy Setup: RIDGID 15 Amp Corded 10 in. Heavy-Duty Portable Table Saw with Stand

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On the jobsite, speed and efficiency matter. You don't want to waste time setting up tools, which makes the RIDGID 15 Amp Corded 10 in. Heavy-Duty Portable Table Saw with Stand a smart (and speedy) choice. It does everything you expect from quality machine, but you can set it up in a fraction of the time. Reviewers love the size and easy use of this saw, as well.

Best Professional Quality: RIDGID 13 Amp 10 in. Professional Cast Iron Table Saw

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If solid performance is important to you, you'll appreciate the RIDGID 13 Amp 10 in. Professional Cast Iron Table Saw. This table saw is in a higher price range, but it works well on a job-site and is sturdy enough to last for years. Over 700 reviewers give this table saw five stars for dependability, power, and sturdy strength. "Well worth the money," said one user, a sentiment also echoed by more than a few reviewers.

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The Creamy White Dining Room

In this Atlanta dining room designed by Melanie Turner, creamy white walls allow accents in metallic shades, caramel browns, and black to really shine. A Murano glass leaf chandelier (one of a pair) hangs over a custom parchment-wrapped table (J. Robert Scott). Chair fabric, Miles Redd for Schumacher. Credenzas, Jean de Merry.

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The Sage Green Dining Room

In the dining room of this Austin, Texas, home designed by Angie Hranowski, glossy sage trim, antiqued silver panels, and regal violet curtains form a dynamic canvas for conversation and antiques, like the hexagonal table (Fritz Porter) and walnut dining chairs (Blackman Cruz).

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The Lemon Dining Room

Designed by Cathy Kincaid, the lemon-yellow dining room at the 2020 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas features a refined blend of traditional Dallas style and global influences, from the majestic plaster palm trees and the contemporary artwork to the Soane Britain Topkapi lantern hanging above the table. Kincaid took inspiration from beloved rooms by Alidad and Veere Grenney, working with her most-trusted craftspeople in the industry to create a one-of-a-kind dining room. The custom embroidered slipcovers on the dining chairs are from Kincaid's debut collection with Penn & Fletcher.

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The Candy-Striped Dining Room

At his home in the English countryside, designer Richard Smith created the illusion of a tented ceiling with a custom trompe l'oeil treatment complete with candy-striped trim and corner poles. "It's more flamboyant than our usual style, but it certainly gives our dinner parties a sense of occasion!" says Smith.

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The Sapphire Dining Room

In this brick Georgian home designed by Shazalynn Cavin-Winfrey, lacquered blue trim (along with silver leaf-papered ceilings) reflect light from the roaring fireplace and antique chandelier. The walls are upholstered in velvet and the ceiling paper is by Brunschwig & Fils.

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The High-Gloss Brown Dining Room

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The Oxblood Dining Room

At this Hudson Valley, New York, home designed by Lynne Stair of McMillen, the dining room's walls, provide a warm foil for the nautical oil paintings. The room is furnished with a Georgian-style table and chairs.

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The Pale Peach Dining Room

In Meg Braff's Long Island dining room, pale peach walls pick up the earthy shade from an antique carpet. Leafy green, found in the drapery and valence fabric (from Holland & Sherry) and the table covering (from Lulu DK) lends a lively accent. The antique caned regency chairs were grain painted to resemble tiger maple.

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The Prussian Blue Dining Room

In this New York City dining room designed by Ashley Whittaker, a classic blue-and-white palette takes a punchy turn with plum accents in the floral Muriel Brandolini chair back fabric and the leather seats upholstery. Silk curtains from Scalamandre plus an antique mirror from 1stdibs play up the room's height.

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The Driftwood Dining Room

Designer Matthew Carter's Harbour Island cottage dining room features deep brown walls that make for a saturated backdrop of his bright, beachy collections. Carter furnished the space with a harmonious mix of pieces from different eras and made in various textures, including with a laminate Parsons-style table (Andrew Gentile Antiques), rattan chairs (Palecek), and a Noguchi paper lantern.

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The Blue-and-Yellow Dining Room

Inspired by the shades decorating drums used by members of the Williamsburg Fife and Drum Corps, designer Anthony Baratta drenched this Georgian dining room in a blue-and-yellow palette. The rug is from Capel Rugs; the plates and glassware are from Park Designs.

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The Sunny Dining Room

Bright yellow-lacquered walls infuse a sense of exuberance into this Katie Ridder-designed dining room. The rattan chairs from Janus et Cie and pineapple-footed table further support the Long Island home's playful spirit. The painted floors were inspired by a Moroccan checkerboard tile pattern. The drapery fabric is from Harbinger, and the chandelier is from Avery & Dash.

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The Powder Blue Dining Room

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The Neutral Dining Room

In the dining room of this Provence farmhouse, collections of paintings and antique delftware and faience pottery act as the focal point of the space in part due to their neutral backdrop. Designer Susan Bednar Long paired French dining chairs in a lighter finish with a Swedish blue check from Chelsea Textiles. The sconces are from Jamb.

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The Charcoal Dining Room

Event planner and decorator Antony Todd take a less-is-more approach to decorating the dining area of his Manhattan apartment for the holidays. To offset the deep charcoal-color walls, Todd dressed a custom-made white-oak table with vermeil charges and feather-stuffed tumblers. The wreath hung at the window is made from duck and pheasant feathers.

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The Forest Green Dining Room

Aubergine silk curtains, velvety walls, and a dramatic Baltic chandelier invoke a sultry atmosphere made for luxurious dinner parties within this Pennsylvania home designed by Richard Keith Langham. The forest green ceiling compliments the verdant hues of a hydrangea Gracie wallpaper. The curtains are in a Schumacher silk with Passementerie bullion fringe.

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The Mural Dining Room

Adorned with gazeboes, passionflowers, and vines, the decorative murals, hand-painted by Chuck Fischer, add a whimsical touch to the reception hall in Lou Marotta's Florida home. The French antique chairs and 1930s table are topped in Noir Saint Laurent marble. A 19th-century gilded aura from Blackman Cruz acts as a golden backdrop for the 1980s sculpture from Jonson Cornell.

For a similar pure white wall color, try All White by Farrow & Ball.

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William Waldron

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The Tawny Dining Room

Rich camel walls and crisp white trim tastefully frame an Enoc Perez oil painting in this New York dining room designed by Daniel Romualdez. The custom dining room table combines a Gracie top with a base by Wainlands. The antique Frances Elkins chairs are from Liz O'Brien, and the 1970s French sconces were found at Galerie Lafon-Vosseler.

The trim paint color is White Dove by Benjamin Moore.

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Max Kim-Bee

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The Olive Dining Room

Designer Richard Keith Langham transformed his olive-green living room into the perfect scene for a holiday dinner by the fire with lush garland, sparkling red ribbon, and pine-scented candles. A Sferra linen overlays a tablecloth in a Fabricut fabric. The stone console is by Jamb.

The wall paint color is Primrose Hill by Mylands.

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Melanie Acevedo

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The Peaches and Green Dining Room

In the Atlanta home of designer Danielle Rollins, an apricot-lacquered ceiling offers a mirror-like quality to the dining room and casts a glow on the moss-green walls. A Lee Jofa damask covers antique Italian chairs. The tablecloth and bench is Samuel & Sons trim in an Oscar de la Renta for Lee Jofa fabric.

The wall paint color is Ball Green by Farrow & Ball.

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Victoria Pearson

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The Ocean Dining Room

Glamour radiates from the dining room of Jan Showers' Dallas townhouse as a silver-leafed ceiling shimmers over azure furnishings. The designer purposefully chose the blue shade on the walls to mimic the color of the water in St. Barts, her favorite island getaway. The table and chairs are in a white cowhide, both from Showers' furniture collection.

The wall color is Wythe Blue by Benjamin Moore.

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James Merrell

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The Ivory Dining Room

Intricate wainscoting evokes an airy feel similar to the Moroccan palaces that inspired the interiors of this Spanish Colonial Revival home in Dallas. Designer Emily Summers used minimalistic chairs from Nancy Corzine and off-white walls to keep the attention on the dining room's architecture. The custom chandelier is from Seguso.

The wall color is Vanilla Milkshake by Benjamin Moore.

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Thomas Loof

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The Lavender Dining Room

Natural sunlight bounces off dusty lavender and violet hues, establishing an ethereal glow in the dining room of John Saladino's Montecito home. The dining room chairs are outfitted with a Keleen leather and Samuel & Sons trim. The curtains are in a Manuel Canovas silk.

For a similar wall color, try Iced Lavender by Benjamin Moore.

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