How to Create a Hotel-Inspired Primary Bedroom at Home
Upholstered headboards, layered bedding and dimmable lighting are the quiet tricks behind a bedroom that feels like a favourite suite.
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A dining room that only comes alive for special occasions is a room that is missing out. The most elegant dining spaces are the ones that feel just as inviting for a quiet weeknight supper as they do for a celebration with friends. With a few considered decisions, yours can do both.
An extending table in solid timber or with a stone top lets you keep a comfortable everyday size and open it up when guests arrive. Round and oval tables encourage conversation, while a long rectangular table suits grand, family-style feasts.
Upholstered dining chairs with a supportive back invite people to linger long after dessert. Mixing a pair of carvers at each end with side chairs along the length adds a touch of formality without feeling stiff.
A sideboard or a built-in dresser keeps glassware, linens and serving pieces close at hand and doubles as a buffet when entertaining. Glazed upper doors turn your favourite china into a display.
Panelled or upholstered walls, a generous rug and lined curtains soften sound, so conversation flows easily. Finish with fresh flowers or seasonal branches and the room is ready for any occasion, planned or spontaneous.
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