The Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott are masters at designing drop-dead gorgeous dining rooms for their clients. Considering personal preferences and house limitations, each one of these rooms follows a formula to get the desired results.
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Originally published October 18, 2019, Updated on August 3, 2020
Trading Spaces
With this beauty featured on Property Brothers: Forever Home, Jonathan and Drew conceptualized a bright and welcoming formal space. And the finishing touch – a fireplace wall that helps separate the dining room from the living space – is absolute perfection. Take a tour of the rest of this 1950s home that was brought into modern times.
Picture Perfect
This sleek dining room first caught our eye on Property Brothers – and we couldn’t get enough of the wicker-backed chairs and modern chandelier. Sign us up for a dinner party in this space! Peek inside this picture-perfect renovation that just might be the Property Brothers’ best yet.
Pull up a Chair
With help from the gorgeous bay windows, Drew and Jonathan were able to define this dining room with a large circular table, offbeat chandelier and stunning plush green chairs. Want more? Check out the entire renovation in this stylish dream house featured on Property Brothers.
Family Space
Just because you live in a smaller abode, doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style. In this Forever Home gem, Drew and Jonathan maximized space by offering up banquet seating and chairs around the table and kitchen island. This open-concept definitely doesn’t feel like a “cluttered” concept. Take the full tour of this forever home with lots of room for friends and family.
Mid-Century Meets Farmhouse
Don’t be afraid to get creative with your aesthetic – this Property Brothers open-concept stunner is comprised of both mid-century modern (hello, table and rugs!) and rustic farmhouse (we see you, rope chandelier). See what else Drew and Jonathan did with this space.
Table That
A stunning statement table always stands at the centre of a stylish dining room. The Brothers have a knack for finding spectacular pieces that immediately elevate the space.
Related: This is How the Property Brothers Make Kid-Friendly Spaces Feel Just as Chic as the Adult Ones
Wooden You Know It
A thick, live-edge wood dining-room table not only provides a steady surface for formal dining but also adds visual interest with its natural knots and attractive grains. Find more creative ways to use reclaimed wood in your kitchen.
Take a Seat
Having plush seating around the dining table is also at the top of the list for the Brothers. Providing a comfortable environment for communal eating and lively conversation is key.
Storage Wars
Jonathan and Drew know that have entertaining supplies close at hand is helpful when in the throes of a dinner party, so having a special spot in the dining room to store extra glasses, cocktail accessories and other party accoutrement is a priority.
Formal and Function
Another recognizable trait of a Property Brothers dining room is a sense of grandeur – these spaces are all about sharing special occasions with family and friends. For more inspiration, check out these incredible celebrity dining rooms you’ll want to have a feast in.
Light Bright
Look up over any Property Brothers dining room table and you’ll notice something right away – incredible statement lighting. From the modern abstract to traditional with a twist, their overhead light fixtures are always going to be a show-stoppers.
Go With the Flow
The benchmark of any good interior design is flow – that is, the ease that traffic moves from one spot in the house to another – and the Brothers are pros at it, shown here with the dining room smoothly transitioning to the kitchen.
More the Merrier
Finding opportunities to add extra entertainment spaces wherever possible is also a feature of a Property Brothers design. A sleek eat-in kitchen island handles dining-room overflow or a place where the kids can escape the niceties of adult dining.
Colour Wheel
When it comes to large, open-concept spaces, having a singular colour palette helps to unify the design. Black, grey, dark green, gold and light wood-tones can be spotted in every corner of this dining-kitchen area.
The Whole Package
From furnishings to traffic flow and seating solutions to lighting innovations, one thing’s for certain – when it comes to dining room design The Property Brothers are at the head of the table. Find more dining room lighting ideas that’ll shine in 2020.
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