51 Dining Rooms That Connect With Light And Nature: Interior Design Ideas

[View in browser]( [51 Dining Rooms That Connect With Light And Nature]( Sunlight and refreshing connections with Mother Nature make these modern dining rooms into irresistibly inviting spaces in which to gather, break bread and linger for a good while longer. In this varied collection of 51 dining rooms that connect with light and nature, we’ll take a look at botanical dining spaces that are filled with living greenery, dining rooms with linked courtyard designs, glass walls that break open indoor eating spaces to lush gardens and poolside terraces, plus outdoor dining rooms for an authentic al fresco experience. We’ll cover many different aesthetics too, from boho and rustic to modern and industrial style, plus global inspiration from Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, India, Mexico, and Brazil. Designer: [aslam.sham Architects]( Stack it. Double-banked windows pull the sky into this modern dining room interior, where the rich wood tone of a stunning live edge dining table is complemented by walls of exposed red brickwork. A grey concrete floor cools the combo. Designer: [Herbst Architects]( Paint a picture. Fully retractable doors turn this dining room’s garden view into a perfectly framed picture. Slatted panels cross a clerestory window to filter warm sunbeams upon a long wooden dining table. The light play and natural wood tone is complemented by a cluster of wicker dining room pendants above. Architect: [W O V E N Architecture and Design]( Bridges to nature. A wooden ceiling treatment seamlessly bonds this airy dining space with a terrace and lake panorama. Designer: [Herbst Architects]( Multifaceted connections. Dual aspect windows and roofline windows crack open this large and light-filled dining space to different views of the garden and skyscrape. Glass walls retract to allow a through-breeze to flow freely, bringing with it the sounds and scents of the environment. Designer: [Field Architecture]( Blur indoor-outdoor boundaries. A concrete floor communicates both interior and exterior aesthetics, whilst a built-in barbeque grill provides al fresco flavours. The woodland landscape rushes right up alongside, creating a tangible vista. Designer: [John Ellway]( Draw nature’s influence inside. Trailing plants trickle outside the tall windows of this dining space and some are nurtured inside of the home to obscure the border. Designer: [WARchitect]( A nature sandwich. With open views of the environment on one side of the house, constructing an internal courtyard will sandwich your dining space between enriching natural scenery. More images of this home [here](. Designer: [Full Scale Studio]( This double-sided, nature kissed dining space features a majestic tree that pushes up through a centrally situated courtyard. This courtyard design also gives the dining room a solid connection with the rest of the home. Designer: [Nikita Riasov]( Dramatically draped. This sophisticated dining spot features a wide woodland view that’s flanked in heavy, dramatic drapes. A bold linear suspension light adds to the framed effect. Designer: [Wallflower Architecture + Design]( Take it to the water’s edge. If you don’t live by a lake, then create the waterside experience for yourself with a wraparound pool design. The water will make magical light reflections of walls, ceiling and floors. Designer: [ENDALT Arquitectes]( Is there anything more perfect than having a fruit-bearing tree outside of a dining room? This lemon tree leans lushly toward the dining room doors, offering a fresh squeeze of citrus for salads and liquid refreshments. Designer: [Assembledge+]( It’s the chairs that bring a zesty lemon vibe to this enviable dining room setup. The brightly coloured upholstered dining chairs make cheerful companions for surrounding green views. Designer: [CHX Arquitetos]( Sheltered and shaded. Outdoor eating areas have a special draw, bringing us closest to nature when we’re caring for ourselves in the most natural way. Adding a shelter over top means that we can continue the experience even in light rain showers or searing sunlight. Designer: [Stu/D/O Architects]( Another sheltered outdoor dining area, this time with a landscaped border to bring nature right to the fingertips. Designer: [Wallflower Architecture + Design]( You can also add a [ceiling fan]( to tightly walled-in terraces to stir up a much-needed breeze. Designer: [Una Arquitetos]( Enjoy gardens to the fullest with frameless corner windows. The expanse of wraparound glass achieves an uninterrupted connection with the garden–without having to contend with the weather or the bugs. Visualizer: [July Astankevich]( Spectacular subtractions. The presence of this [staircase]( design is minimised with a single stringer and glass balustrades that allow the garden panorama to push through. The double-height void of this spectacular dining room is a shapely circular cutaway in white stucco that smoothly reflects the light. Designer: [Kaizen Archi]( In this [Vietnamese villa](, the white ceiling space above the dining room is further emphasised by a contrasting dark wood clad counterpart above a cosy lounge area. Designer: [Encasa Archstudio]( Clerestory cutaways highlight the pitched roof shape of this luxurious, ​[tropical Kerala house](. Designer: [O2 Design Atelier]( Curate a complementary materials palette. Natural wood cabinets, bookshelves, chairs and side tables branch off from a beautiful live edge [wooden dining table]( here. Elegant indoor trees and Asian artwork instil a sense of zen. Designer: [Studio Saxe]( Wood ceilings and [wicker pendant lights]( make a harmonious match in tone and texture. This impressive, pitched ceiling opens wide to accommodate a compilation of five assorted pendant shades along the length of the dining table. Designer: [Spacefiction Studio]( Inspired by nature’s palette, this modern grey dining set draws influence from the grey tree bark just outside of edge-to-edge windows. Designer: [Anderman Architects]( Visualizer: [Ronen Bekerman]( Not an inch wasted, these custom-made windows are full stretch of a high-ceilinged dining space that receives a flood of natural light throughout the day and the changing seasons. Designer: [Paola Ribeiro Arquitetura e Interiores]( Trees and shrub-filled tubs become the stars of the show in this unique home. See more inspiration from ​​[Brazillian houses centred around trees](. Visualizer: [Shadi Saaed]( Mimic the landscape. An undulating roofline mimics the sloping silhouette of trees. Designer: [Hyla Architects]( Pleasant pond views. The wide window sill in this minimalist dining room design also serves as a window seat. Here, the home owner can take a moment to rest or have a quick sandwich at the very edge of a raised pond. The raised position of the water feature also puts it at prime viewing height from the dining table. Designer: [Binomio Taller]( Turn up the colour contrast. When decorating with botanical themed decor elements or natural greenery, hot red and orange accents make a perfect punchy colour contrast. Designer: [Sebastian Mariscal]( Via: [Dwell]( TImber and smoke. With swathes of wonderful wood tone, it’s possible for the look to become a little boxy. Set the look on fire with smoky grey and charred black elements to create zoning and striking definition. Designer: [Pérez Palacios arquitectos Asociados]( Beautiful inside and out. This wood slatted ceiling makes a fitting companion for the outdoor upper fencing. Architect: [Jasmin Kodzha]( Visualizer: Amin Elay Make room for nature. This large living room is split down the middle with a glass interlude that accommodates a native tree. Architect: A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons Designer: [Ryan Leidner]( Dull dining spaces can be brought to life with a well-placed [skylight](. Designer: [Architecture for London]( A round skylight imitates the sun. Designer: [Buttrick Projects Architecture+Design]( You don’t have to choose between panoramic views and wall space for art. A slimline letterbox window gives you the best of both worlds. Designer: [Inly Studio]( Slatted shutters gently diffuse the sunlight in this [zen home in Thailand](. Designer: [Edition Office]( Exposed brick walls translate the outdoor essence into interior spaces. Architect: [Escritório C4 Arquitetos]( Designer: [Cacau Ribeiro Interiores]( Stone walls bring deeply textured rustic and boho vibes. Designer: [Evolving Radical Aesthetics]( Sounds of nature increase serene ambience. Think fountains and bubbling fish ponds, like the one in this fabulous [modern Indian house](. Visualizer: [Azago]( Use garden views as a stunning canvas to build upon, as in the unique staircase design of this open plan dining space. The curved treads create playful moments of light and shade over the dining set and beyond. Designer: [Bent Architecture]( Take your dining area to the lightest part of the house with the best garden view, even if that’s by the front entrance. Designer: [Melissa Miranda Interior Design]( Of course, you don’t have to own a garden when you have a plethora of flourishing [indoor plants](. Designer: [Paul Rudolph]( Don’t stop at just a few pots when you can go all out. Enjoyed this email? 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