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Lovely Designer Dining Room Recreate

February 17, 2017
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It is a designer dining room recreate kind of Friday today on the the blog!

This well styled and very achievable dining room is our feature room today.  Fresh, bright, not over done, with some character. It is from the prolific self-made social media savvy designers Syd and Shea McGee of Studio McGee.  I like interior design that you can actually imagine people using on a day to day basis. Pretty and attainable home decor is always welcomed here on the blog! 😉

We are going to give you ideas on recreating this look using some of my own new COCOCOZY rugs!  First, another view of this cute room.

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We’ll start at the top with a few chandelier choices…modern, slightly feminine, with a little understated sparkle.

Then two of my favorite new blue rugs from my new collection. Either COCOCOZY Glace or Tower Court in Capri Blue could work in a space like this.

And then the chairs!!  We found the exact chairs Studio McGee used and then gave you a few other options.

Add a table of your choice, some blue and white drapes and a little greenery and your done!

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1.West Elm / 2. RH / 3. Wayfair / 4. Horchow /5. West elm

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COCOCOZY Glace Rug

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COCOCOZY Finesse Tower Court Rug

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1.Wayfair / 2. Serena & Lily / 3. Serena & Lily / 4. Crate & Barrel / 5. West Elm

What might you add to this dining room to add your style to it?  Do you like or love?  Comment below.

Happy Friday!

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Photos: Studio McGee

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2 responses to “Lovely Designer Dining Room Recreate”

  1. Nadia Kaplan says:
    February 20, 2017 at 10:17 PM

    I like the Serena & Lily chair. Very lovely. Fantastic post and very inspiring.

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    1. Roxy Trovillion says:
      February 21, 2017 at 7:31 AM

      Take the obnoxious house…sell it…buy cottage…live happily ever after…

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