Architect: Olena Bodnar / Taras Bodnar / Gismoarchitects
Our first dining room utilizes a crisp white and wood theme, separated from the parallel hallway by a black stone-clad fireplace. The dining table is illuminated with Wireflow pendant lights designed by Arik Levy.
Visualizer: Maxim Goryachev
This next space includes plenty of modern high-gloss materials but tempers them with classic mid-century furniture (notice the Eames dining chairs?) and a perfectly classic arrangement of black and white photography on the black accent wall.
Visualizer: Stephen Tsimbalyuk
Classical elements like the large dining rug and the table’s curvy legs offer a sentimental counterbalance to the ultra-modern chandeliers and the contemporary Ale chairs from Roberto Lazzeroni.
Visualizer: Paolo Didonè & Devvy Comacchio
Composite stone floors take on a vintage-inspired salmon hue, juxtaposed again current dining room trends like the horizontal backsplash and the typographic wall decorations. Even the ceiling demonstrates a transition from old appreciated styles to a fresher aesthetic.
Visualizer: Uros Strgulc
This dining room combines new and old in interesting ways: herringbone floor and reclaimed wood table alongside industrial-inspired wire and geometric wall panels. The series of square shelves are an undeniably minimalistic touch.
Visualizer: 081 Arch
A simple kitchen and dining combination – this space uses a combination of traditional and classic materials to create a bright and spacious area anyone would love to occupy. Clean, functional, and delightfully subdued.
Visualizer: 081 Arch
The only thing traditional about this dining room is the wood tabletop and wide-hewn wood floors. The suspended lighting does embody a retro form, but its materials are entirely contemporary.
Visualizer: 081 Arch
Simple wood paneling distinguishes the hallway from the kitchen, and highlights select cabinetry from within the kitchen itself.
Visualizer: Daniel Lyono
A sturdy wood table steals the show in this classically inspired dining room. The 1944 Wishbone chairs (by Hans Wegner) reinforce the traditional inspiration but utilize a gorgeous matte black color theme to bring them in like with contemporary trends.
Visualizer: Juraj Talcik
This dining room concept combines traditional materials and a retro-inspired table design with the recent Achille Armchair and Tom Dixon’s popular Beat Lamps. With a view like that, it makes sense to keep the furniture as streamlined as possible.
Visualizer: Livarea
Herringbone floors in dark wood create a cozy and down-to-earth environment. The bench seats are used in an innovative way here, pushed aside when the table is needed for food preparation or other tasks.
Visualizer: Natalia Syrbu
Low-profile wire chairs combined with classically styled dip-painted stools come together for a Bauhaus-like aesthetic, enhanced by the series of glass and black pendant lamps above. The kitchen itself is polished and current but outfitted with several cute vintage cooking implements.
Visualizer: Vüsal Abbasov
Iconic mid-century Eames chairs pair well with the distressed wood tabletop. More early modern influence comes from the 1925 PH 4/3 pendant light designed by Poul Henningsen. Even the chalkboard accent wall hosts a little vintage flair by way of classical signage lettering.
Architect: Benn & Penna Photographer: Tom Ferguson
Hans Wegner designed the CH88 chair in 1955 but it spent its entire life available only as a prototype – until, in celebration of what would be Wegner’s 100th birthday, when it finally enjoyed its public release.
Designer: Joanna Kubieniec
Hairpin legs are a distinguishing feature of mid-century inspired design, but the molded chairs that accompany the dining table are fresh and modern as can be. This space demonstrates the best of modern minimalism and an appreciation for organic materials all at once.
Architect: Dekaa
Ultra-modern interior styling displays only the most subtle influence from traditional design themes – like the parquet floor tiles, or the blown glass lighting collection. The lights are the work of Dan Yeffet and Lucie Koldova.
Visualizer: Oleksiy Zobkiv & Vasil Ambrozyak
Beautiful wooden floors offer a classic touch, as do the flowing curtains and scalloped pendant lights. Everything seems so very elegant and warm despite the relatively minimalistic pieces used throughout.
Visualizer: Room Design
Harvest gold and pea green make up a vintage color theme nobody could forget, yet this arrangement feels perfectly fresh and vibrant. The clever vertical garden idea pulls double duty for functionality and aesthetics.
Visualizer: Anthony Kalambet
The chairs used in this design are one of the most successful designs of the industrial age, the famous 1859 Era Chair by Michael Thonet. Above, substantial metal pendant lights bring out the industrial attitude bestowed by the glossy black table and chairs.
Designer: Walker Workshop
Capturing the atmosphere of a warm autumn day, this formal dining arrangement peers out of a spectacular picture glass window. To the left, a versatile storage unit serves to divide the social areas while contributing to the rich wood theme. Geometric pendant lights offer that modernistic spark that ties the vintage furniture back to today’s favored trends.
Designer: Kingston | Lafferty Design
This modern dining room is a veritable gallery of classic chair designs, ranging from Wegner to Panton to Eames. The lamps are also a throwback of sorts – Jan Plecháč and Henry Wielgus designed these blown glass lamps as part of the Neverending Glory Collection, inspired by iconic chandeliers from the world’s most important opera houses and theaters.
Visualizer: Dmitri Reviakin
A bold and sophisticated brass chandelier adds a layer of tradition and charm within this minimalistic white dining arrangement.
Visualizer: Vitaliy Chubko
Visualizer: Nicolas JOUSLIN
It’s hard to go wrong with a wood and white theme. This one incorporates the trendy horizontal wall paneling but keeps its classic flair with a set of mid-century Wishbone chairs and retro-inspired pendant lamps.
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