Decorating Ideas For Dining Room Buffet – Parts of your entire home. So, why not invite this amazing dining room photographer to the party? Dressed for show, your platter is sure to impress your guests, whether used for food service during dinner or as a stage for a beautiful display. Here are some tips for creating a sophisticated yet simple look at your buffet.

Nell Hill’s visual directors, Marsee and Becky, chose this beautiful buffet to use as the stage for our summer show because it is such a stunning piece. Tall and sturdy with nice, clean lines, it adds strength to the space but is low enough that it doesn’t draw attention from the pieces we place on top of it.

Decorating Ideas For Dining Room Buffet

When decorating your home kitchen, start by looking at what’s on the back wall. Make sure the size of your artwork matches the size of the buffet. That said, we chose a large oil painting to balance this important piece. Next, we placed equal, but not identical, amounts of artwork on both sides of the painting for a nice symmetrical look.

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One of my favorite ways when creating a buffet is to pair the display with matching lights. Also, choose lights that fit the size of your buffet. For this high-end piece, a sparse and skimpy lighting duo won’t do. But Becky and Marsee saw these white candlesticks. With their modern, natural materials, traditional color palette and traditional shades, these classic lamps can complement any decor and look great with our old world buffet.

To create a light, summery look on our model, our visual team put together a fantastic mix of clear glass pieces to use as the base of the show. In the summer I often decorate with clear glass because it is refreshing, clean and bright.

The secret to creating a good presentation on your desk (or any desk) is to choose sounds that provide a variety of information. While we used all the same types of pieces for this example, namely clear glass, we put a twist on it by mixing pieces with different heights and shapes.

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If you want a simple look for your buffet or if you don’t have much time to decorate it, stop here. I like the fact that it doesn’t have a mirror. But if you want to add something interesting, intertwine some seasonal tones.

We love using fruits and vegetables in our seasonal decor at Nell Hill’s. So Marsee (left) and Becky (right) brought bags of citrus to add a colorful touch to our table. Not only do lemons and limes scream summer, they also pick up the green and yellow in the paint behind the buffet.

If you use really fresh fruit, check the mixture often to eliminate any parts that are starting to rot. I learned this lesson the hard way at home. Once, when I was decorating for fall, I placed some ripe red pears in my living room sconces and promptly forgot about them. That is, until I sat with a friend in my living room and looked at her head, to my horror, realizing that the pears were rotten in a mold. Now, I often choose fake eggs, which confuses Dan. At one point he passed by a fruit bowl full of (fake) vegetables and grabbed one to eat. Imagine his surprise when he bit into the fake fruit!

That’s all! It’s the one thing that makes this a creative show that truly compliments serious, beautiful cuisine. You can choose to keep this look all summer, then redo it in the fall using heavier layers. Or you can leave the glass base on all year and only change the seasonal values you enter in the boxes. For autumn you can add red apples or pumpkins. This holiday season, try Christmas tree decorations. In spring, add one or two strong bulbs to the foot cups.

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Then, when you’re entertaining, remove seasonal decorations and use glassware to serve food in style. For a cocktail party, fill various containers with garnishes, such as sliced lemons or olives. If you are hosting a dinner party, use this display stand to display desserts or desserts.

I also wanted to show you a different approach to our group visual buffets at Briarcliff in Nell Hill. We anchor this display with matching blue and white ceramic lamps. So, all we did was place a French food centerpiece in the center, complete with vase, photos and fresh flowers. You can also use this unique piece of cake to display food while entertaining. I have a food processor like this on my kitchen island and I have a freezer and a seasonal freezer. In fact, I love this piece so much that I remade it as part of my signature Mary Carol Home Collection line. It’s very affordable and sells like hotcakes – check it out at Nell Hill’s Online or in stores.

To give your dish a unique look, try using a large floral arrangement as a focal point. Here we create a wild and wonderful composition in a jar of olive oil. We threw in an interesting accent lamp, some books, and a photo and called it good.

You may be wondering how to decorate high places in your home: on the kitchen cabinets, on the dresser or bookcases, or on that hard shelf in the second-floor entryway? Next week I’ll give you some simple solutions for making high points the focal point of your decor. Come back and see me! This past weekend I spent some time decorating a buffet table for a client and she couldn’t believe how beautiful it looked in just a few minutes using what she had (half the table was kept in the buffet). So, today, I would like to share my tips to add to your plate. There is no need to go shopping. I also can’t stand it when I read something and there are multiple instructions, as I remember everything. So I give you 3 quick and easy ideas to take your buffet table from blah to, not blah.

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I found these best examples of buffet style. I love using a tray, you can store a small tray on it if you don’t have room for a car or, like me, a collection of serving pieces. Additionally, most dining rooms have several types of lamps, or chandeliers. I like to add a table lamp to the table (or car) in the dining room, because sometimes you’re at home and want a slightly glamorous lamp in the dining room but it doesn’t have to be a chandelier. So always remember to find a place for a nice table lamp. Finally, it is important to play with different heights. This goes for any type of table, you can see how these great designers did it below.

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this website we hope you enjoy it. Ok, now that I’m done decorating our playroom (watch the show here!), I’m going to do a bit of a makeover in our dining room. Another piece of furniture that is definitely living in our dining room right now is this buffet table.

You can see my original dining room featured here. Here’s what I’m changing in this mini-makeover:

I will also eventually replace the dining table and chairs because the table is too small for the space.

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But first I can’t wait to decorate the buffet table! Read on to see three different design options for your dining room table or sideboard!

In addition to the buffet table, I will also keep the canvas prints. I found this at HomeGoods a few years ago and the colors match the buffet well.

This option combines beautiful greenery and flowers using natural tones and pieces I have. In my opinion, the main reasons are more realistic. I have some candles and a Tuscan vase. As much as you can