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THIS DINING ROOM SHOWCASES TEXTURAL
SIMPLICITY AT ITS BEST.
The gorgeous walnut Franklin Dining
Table by Jay Miron with its architectural
legs, was the starting point for this design.
To offset the wood of the table, Karla
chose the Stay Dining Chair from the SE'
Collection III by Designer Nika Zupanc.
The round velvet back and gold trim details
add a luxurious feel to the space and
repeat the gold of the Drape Hook Pendant
by SkLO. Douglas Glass vases by French
Designer Francois Azambour on the table
and on the Emerald Credenza by Sholto
Design Studio offer a subtle pop of color.
For the table setting, Karla chose pottery
by Janaki Larsen. Each unique, handmade
piece adds a textural element to the space
without taking away from the art of the
furniture. Keeping with the maker element
of the space, Karla chose thick linen
napkins and added gold cutlery for a touch
of glam.
Floral arrangements from Our Little
Flower Company focused on greens
softened with white hydrangeas. They
bring life to the space for a look that is
festive but works even after the holidays
are over. One of Karla’s favorite features of
the space is a display of vines hung from
the ceiling that adds an ethereal look.
Designed By Karla Dreyer, www.
karladreyerdesign.com; Photography
By Myshsael Schlyecher Photography,
www.myshsael.com; Furniture and
Accessories, SwitzerCultCreative, www.
switzercultcreative.com; Pottery, Janaki
Larsen, www.janakilarsenceramics.com;
Florals, Our Little Flower Company, www.
olfco.ca