An elegant dining room by A Square Designs

This grand dining room bathes in the glory of luxurious designer elements and colour palettes that make for stunning views. The center of the room, the dining table has a textured marble top in white and grey coupled with contrasting upholstered blue chairs. In a similar tone of colour are vintage style blue candlestands that elevate the look of the furniture.

A dazzling modern chandelier mounted from the ceiling brings character to the space and seeks attention in the room. It perfectly compliments the ceiling lighting and the room is evenly illuminated. 

The gorgeously grained marble flooring offers a dynamic backdrop for the graceful setting, the artworks enhance the scene with delicacy and brightness. And the console table, finished in a golden tone, makes a statement of its own. A classic mirror and interesting wall lights on the opposite side complement the regal environment perfectly. Addition of small home planters on the table brings a sense of freshness and a break from the two-tone palette of the room. 

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