I love my dining room sideboard. I love the reversible door panels even though I always keep them on the woven side. I love the wine glass slots. I just can't figure out how to decorate the darn thing. And to make matters worse, there's only one blank wall in our dining area (not technically a room) so I'm having the hardest time deciding how to squeeze in the four botanical prints that had their own spacious wall to hang on in our old home:
So today I played around (those are wrapping paper placeholders for the artwork):
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1. Umm no. Try again. |
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2. Meh. Kinda plain. But maybe plain is okay? |
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3. Better? I don't know... |
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4. I know! Let's add some pinecones! That TOTALLY transforms the space! <eye roll> |
I'm not really crazy about any of them, and I don't know if it's the picture placement or my lack of appropriate accessories. Do I need a long mirror over the sideboard? A grouping of vintage plates on top? I wish I had a better eye for design. Any advice?
I don't know much about design, but in picture 2, your chandelier looks really good!
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