The dining room is one place, where interior designers do not shy away from going bold and experimental. It is one of the places in the house, where people are not around for a long time; therefore throwing in some drama is never harmful. A place where people come together for mealtime celebrations, family dinners, and festivities, the dining room, is the area which can handle a daring color scheme!
Here are a few dining room color schemes and combinations which you can experiment with:
- Grey and green interior
If your home interior has a more formal setup and you host a number of official dinners, then this color scheme is definitely going to work wonders for your dining space. the inclusion of lustrous emerald green in different textures, whilst using grey as a neutral backdrop, makes the place look really amazing.
- Pale pink and cool-toned white
If you want a dining room right out the Victorian era, then this combination is definitely going to take you back in time. A classic combination, this one is a little tricky as well! Choosing a really light shade of pink and using it strategically can give a beautiful and inviting vibe to your dining room interior.
- Purple
Purple is a really unique color which is very seldom used as the main hue in an interior setup. Layered purple and different textures/ versions of it can be used to add lots of drama to a dining room. Shades like aubergine look bold, polished and opulent.
- Pumpkin and neutral
A pumpkin orange color is really underrated. The hue is really layered and has a lot of depth. Therefore using it as the main color for the dining room set up makes the place look warm and inviting. Accentuate the pumpkin shade with neutral hues like beige or tan, and the interior space will look pretty as a picture!
- Coral and neutral
Coral is yet another shade which is not often seen in dining room setups. It is an excellent shade to offset neutral hues and add a pop of color to the space. One must refrain from overusing it, but to accentuate and offset the neutral tones in your house interior.
- Brown and neutral
For a more conventional and formal dining room setup, opt for a brown and neutral. Now you can choose from many different shades of brown, and offset it with a neutral like a grey-beige or off-white. It provides a very relaxing vibe to the interior space. You can also throw in a few bright paintings, to brighten up the space.
- Olive green and neutral
Another very unconventional, yet inviting color is olive green. Use of wood colors as neutrals is a very smart thing to do. Green is a very calming color and makes for a beautiful canvas or backdrop for beautiful paintings and lamps in the dining room interior.
- Silver and gold
If you want a dining room right out of a Disney movie, then be sure to do it up in silver and gold. Two very contrasting colors, if these two hues when juxtaposed together look exuberant, classic and timeless. Be sure to throw-in some neutral colors in the walls, as that is going to elevate the interior beautifully!
- Blue and neutral
Who said that blue is the color for bedrooms? Well, you can easily do your dining room in different textures and panels of this shade. While royal blue will bring about a more formal appearance, and aqua blue is sure to look really playful. Be sure to offset this shade by adding neutrals like white, or grey or even beige. Accentuate with silver detailing for a striking interior.
- Tan and red
A very classic combination tan and red look really classy and vintage. Red is a regal and stately hue, which needs to be neutralized with the inclusion tan. The two shades together look immaculate and provide with a vintage hue to the interior space.
- Black and gold
A really cool combination, black and gold can provide the dining space with a stately and royal look. A rather unconventional hue, to choose for the dining space, black bring about drama as well as intimacy which are crucial to most dinner parties. Use of textures and gloss paneling offer some sort of lightness to this color scheme which can otherwise look a little intense.
- Neutral
A very safe dining room color scheme is to go neutral completely. Different neutral hues when paired together, brings about a very soothing and inviting vibe. Pairing neutrals with neutral bring about a contemporary mix, but when mixed with high ceilings and traditional furniture, it also has an old world charm to it.
- Turquoise and orange
Sounds like a really weird combination right? But when these two otherwise bright colors come together, they create a vibrant looking dining room interior. This color palette looks really elegant and refined.
- Grey and pink
The addition of pink in the dining room is nothing short of brilliant. Contrasting a pale pink with beautiful grey hues, makes the place look really fresh. Usage of gold or silver as accents adds to the beauty of the interior setup.
- Beige and blue
A really powerful combination, beige and blue is perfect for dining rooms where formal dinners are hosted. While the blue adds glamour and drama, the beige neutralizes this otherwise strong and overpowering hue making for an awesome interior space.
- Vibrant yellow and off-white
If you want your dining room interior to look happy and inviting, then this combination will be perfect. A great tone for a dining space, vibrant yellow is an excellent color for your dining room if you love hosting family dinner parties, as it promotes conversation.
- Neutral with pops of color
If you are too afraid to play with bright or dramatic hues, then doing the space in different shades of neutrals will certainly do the trick. Neutrals make the space appear to be larger. Off-whites, beige, cream, tan together brings the place look formal and elegant. Adding bright paintings panels, textures, cushions, etc. add a pop of color will is ideal for any dining room interior!
Go for our astonishing color schemes to do up your dining room interior in the most dramatic way possible. We are sure you are going to give a rejuvenating makeover to your home!