Dining Room Inspiration
Gather in a dining room that feels considered from furniture to finishing touches. Explore mirrors, Graber treatments and home accents, then find the right lighting.
Explore the room →Design the room.
Connect the details.
Let the table, seating and circulation set the foundation. Window treatments, art and mirrors add texture and personality; lighting connects the setting to the way you gather.
Explore the collections below and bring your room photos, measurements and finish samples to our team.
The pieces that make the room.
Furniture
Consider seating, accent pieces and proportions around your dining table.
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Mirrors
Create a focal point and consider what the mirror will reflect across the room.
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Graber blinds
Bring texture, privacy and light control to dining room windows.
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Home accents
Layer art and decorative details without crowding the surfaces you use.
Explore home accents →Bring every detail together.
Let the table set the proportions.
Begin with the table size, ceiling height and space for movement around the chairs. A chandelier should relate to those proportions and the shape of the room. Bring measurements and photos so you can compare a single statement fixture with a linear design.
Create a connected composition.
Consider the dining furniture, a mirror above a console and a few meaningful home accents together. A mirror can reflect a fixture beautifully, but its placement should also suit the views through the room. Repeat a material or finish to connect the pieces.
Set the mood with useful details.
Wall lighting or a lamp on a nearby surface can complement the ceiling fixture. Explore Legrand switches and outlets, and discuss dimming compatibility with your installer. Graber window treatments can complete the room’s approach to daylight and privacy.
Finish with hardware you can feel.
For adjoining doors or cabinetry, compare hardware in our Wichita store. Our collection is not sold online; a dedicated expert can help you see the quality and coordinate your choices.
Let the table guide the fixture.
The dining table is a useful starting point for scale and shape. A round chandelier relates differently to a round table than a linear fixture does to a long rectangular one. Bring table dimensions, ceiling height and room photos to compare the options in context.
Find your lighting layers.
Choose presence without crowding the room.
Think about the fixture’s visual weight as well as its measurements. Open frames and clear glass can feel lighter than solid shades. Look at the room from the entry and adjoining spaces, and consider how the fixture relates to artwork, cabinetry and nearby kitchen lighting.
Create more than one atmosphere.
A dining room may host dinner, conversation, work or homework. Complement the main fixture with sconces, buffet lamps or accent lighting where appropriate. Discuss compatible dimming and bulb options so the light can shift with the occasion.
Your questions, considered.
What measurements help when selecting a chandelier?
Bring the table’s length and width, ceiling height and the size of the room. Note whether the electrical box is centered over the table.
Should dining lighting coordinate with the kitchen?
A shared material, finish or shape can connect adjoining rooms. You can keep a coordinated direction while giving each room its own focal point.
Bring your dining room inspiration to life.
Bring your room photos, measurements and finish samples to our Wichita showroom. Our team will help you coordinate the furnishings, finishes and lighting for your space.
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