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I love the colors and materials in Claire Forlani's dining room, designed by Estee Stanley. The Los Angeles house was originally outfitted with terra-cotta tile floors, but the burnt-orange color didn't complement the new decor, so Stanley stained the tiles darker with a special glaze treatment. The delicate shell chandelier adds a feminine touch.
Photo by Melanie Acevedo, Domino, October 2006.
Since we were gone on Easter, we celebrated a week late with my mother-in-law. This our table setting for lunch. FotoSketcher paint and texture effects.
For my April theme of Special Effects.
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The Portland dining room of a Domino magazine reader. I love the mix of the modern/traditional, white/dark, and sinuous/square.
With just two of us, I seldom prepare any festive looking food. I picked up a small cheese and fruit platter at the grocery store this morning along with a box of crackers, a bottle of sparkling cider and a half-price balloon; now we are set for snacks this New Year's Eve.
For the All New Scavenger Hunt #4 - Festive food.
Sitting at home enjoying supper, I was staring at my meal and found myself attracted by the colours (naturally!) and the shadows from the low sun shining onto the table. So I grabbed my camera and then ... - JW
Date Taken: 2025-03-17
Date PP: 2025-08-09
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Taken using hand-held Nikon D800 fitted with an AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm VR 1:4.0 lense set to 44mm, ISO125 (Auto ISO), Daylight WB, Ctr Weighted metering, Shutter Priority Mode, f/4.0, 1/125 sec with an EV-0.33 exposure bias. PP in free Open Source RAWTherapee from Nikon RAW/NEF source: Set final image size to 9000px wide, apply Tone Mapping as well as Dynamic Range Compresion at default levels, slightly increase Chromaticity in L-A-B mode, slightly increase Vibrance, use the Shadows/Highlights tool to open up the shadows, boost overall Contrast a little, apply sharpening (edges only), save. PP in free Open Source GIMP: load two copies of the image, use the top layer to brighten the mug interior by simply using the Curves tool to brighten the mug’s interior disregarding impact on the rest of the image and then add a black/transparent layer mask on which the much interior areas was painted in white to reveal the brighter interior while allowing the original/lower layer to show through, use the Cures tool to slightly brighten the lower layer, create a new working layer from visible result, sharpen, save, scale to 6000 px wide, sharpen, save, add fine black-and-white frame, add bar and text on left, save, scale image to 3100 px wide for posting online, sharpen, save.
I fell in love with this dining table set the first time I laid eyes on it. It's stamped March of 1951 on the bottom and is made by Meier and Pohlmann Furniture Co.
The hutch in the background (full of Pyrex) is also mid-century. I painted it aqua and white.
There's a terrific mix of woods and neutrals in this Ohio farmhouse dining room. Homeowner and interior designer Kevin Reiner rescued the 10-foot harvest table from an old general store. He peeled off its linoleum surface to reveal the wood beneath, and then finished it with a light coat of wax.
Photo by Don Freeman, Country Living.
Mandeville Canyon (Los Angeles) bungalow dining room designed by Windsor Smith.
Photo by Miguel Flores-Vianna, Domino, Aug. 2007.
Theodore Kross (1916-2011) photographer. From a Kodachrome slide hand dated 27 November 1952.
Michael Kross at the head of the table.
Walls are painted Sun Shower #A14-4 by Olympic Paints. Photo by Dittie Isager, from Domino, May 2007.
....like today. Cyclone Thane to reach Tamilnadu by friday morning.
Please do not post any graphical images on my stream.
It is nesting time in the northern hemisphere....time to give your home a hug for sheltering you. Celebrate life.
This almost-square dining room began cut off from the kitchen and living room, so in the 2014-2015 whole house remodel, the entire space was opened up. A pair of doors opening into the dining area came down to be replaced by plantation shutters. The front and back walls of the kitchen were replaced with cased openings, allowing for the 42" high bar with room for two people to dine, shown above, a window seat with heavy-duty storage beneath. And while I wanted IKEA cabinets, my dear Bill wanted custom, which is what he got.
The cozy feeling in the space was enhanced by installing a display "cove" around the room, and adding LED rope lighting for intimacy Everything you see was not there before, including the wide plank ash hardwood flooring. I put the table together and painted it. Love the minimalist ghost chairs, and two teak benches. Countertops are quartz Silestone "Stellar Snow". Antibacterial, heat tolerant, and do not require sealing at all, whereas granite and marble are a bitch to maintain.
Please note: I have a palm-bladed ceiling fan to replace the light fixture, soon as I can allow someone to enter. I am unstable on ladders these days.
We had lunch at this fabulous ancestral home-turned-restaurant yesterday. Each table had its own little bell for calling your personal server. We didn't have to use ours though because, apart from getting our food, she was in the room with the us the entire time.
Jillian Espey at the dining table in the kitchen of her former Fisherman's Cottage in the County Down village of Groomsport.
Our job reference: 20160115-Espey.
You can read more about this shoot here: Everyone sees things differently and sees different things.
Stylist: Marie McMillen.
1st Assistant: Claudio Salviato.
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I'm salivating: What a perfect balance between classic architectural details (egg-and-dart molding, wainscoting, that parquet floor) and modern touches (the X dining table, benches, and colorful wing chair; that over-sized pendant). The drapes and raffia Roman shades warm things up, too -- and those butter-colored walls are just lovely.
Brooklyn townhouse dining room designed by Tom Scheerer; photo from tomscheerer.com.
"Nova" pedestal table, $1,300, from Crate & Barrel. Benninghoff & Weigel "Sloan" chairs, $530 each, from Ligne Roset.
Photo by Kirsten Strecker, Domino, October 2005.
Gemma has been a real champion through all the hassle with redressing the wound, first twice a day, but now just once. Towards the end she almost put her head into the cone by herself.
Description: First Day in Friartown: Pictures of OL/ Students during parking/ Check-In (outside of Slavin)/ Resource Fair (Slavin Lower Level)/ Welcome Session (speakers + OL during introduction)/ Small Groups on Slavin Lawn (lots of photos here, great session for marketing)/ Parents Panel (Slavin 64 Hall)/ Set for Parents entering Ray Dining Hall (outside Ray Dining Hall)/ Set for students entering Ray Dining Hall + eating at Ray
Dimensions: H 30” W 37” L 84”
Style: Mid-Century, Modern, Classic Contemporary
Description: This classic contemporary / mid-century modern dining table is crafted from solid black walnut and finished in a beautiful hand-rubbed oil finish. The tapered legs are proportioned perfectly, and angled outward, which is one to give this table its unique character.
The tabletop is 1 1/8” thick and the solid walnut.
After being meticulously sanded and inspected, a seven coat hand-rubbed oil finish is applied and the results are stunning.
Every detail is worked on this piece to create a true modern classic.
Wilkerson Furniture specializes in unique handcrafted furniture that is modern, sophisticated and highly functional. Mid Century, Eames era inspired furniture. Dining Tables, Coffee Tables, Credenzas, Mirrors, Lamps, and more.
Visit our online store at www.wilkersonfurniture.com
A detailed view of the dining area. Blogged about on roomlust.wordpress.com/.
Photo from his website: frankroop.com/.