Red Dining Room Revisited

Today, I am posting pictures of my dining room to show the changes I have made over the years.

If you have visited my blog before, you know my dining room  is currently red…

But it wasn’t always that way…

This picture was taken our first Thanksgiving in the house – 1999.

We have a large family so some kitchen chairs were brought in.

Here is how the room looked after we painted and added the molding below the chair rail.

(This was about 10 years ago.)

This is the wall opposite the china cabinet in the previous picture.

(Notice we still had the very brassy builder chandelier)

Not much was going on in here.

And here we have the very empty bay window.

(I hate to say it, but I kind of miss the uncluttered window.)

Dining Room this past Christmas:

Here is the same view of those windows this past Christmas.

Note the updated Ballard Designs Waldorf Chandelier added recently.

It really makes a difference in the room!

This shelf was added a year or two ago along the previously blank wall.

Here it was decorated around Valentine’s Day.

Current Look

As shown in the first picture, this is how the room looks now.

The Pottery Barn shelves were my latest addition.

How has your dining room changed over the years?

Similar Posts

9 Comments

  1. Totally LOVE the dining room updates! The new chandelier, shelves, and lamp totally change the space!!! Gorgeous!

  2. I think your dining room curtains look a lot like my family room curtains! It's a really gorgeous room – love the chair rail and molding. Thanks again for linking up!

  3. It looks so pretty! I love the bold color on the walls, the curtains and your new shelves. Very well done!Have a great day.Pam

  4. I LOVE your window treatments! Your room looks so nicely put together…it really is a fabulous space 🙂

  5. I am impressed that you can actually find a ten year old picture. My photos are not that organized 🙂 Thanks so much for joining the "room by room" series.-René

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *