Our Dining Room

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Our dining room seems like a constant work in progress. Our favorite art resides in this room as well as our 1957 Heywood Wakefield dining room table with Eames dot pattern fabric upholstered chairs. The chandelier came with the house - we painted it white. The wall of frames is an ever growing collection that I add to from time-to-time. I'm still holding out for the perfect credenza.

Recently Jeremy has networked our home not only so I can back up my work but also so that we can listen to our iTunes library from just about anywhere in our house. The little TV stand from IKEA has not been serving a purpose in our home until now - it's happily housing our stereo system. I've also brought my IKEA floor lamp in from another room in our house where it wasn't being used.

And yes, there is still an outline of a dead body on the wood floor.

 

Reader Comments

love that lamp! you have a great blog. found you today. stop by and say hello sometime:
http://www.amateurcouture.com

xo

I was totally rubbing my hands together when I opened this post. Just so you know.

Kelly

p.s. I won't tell you how fabulous your dining set is and how much I want to show up at your house with a mask on and steal it because I'm sure EVERYONE else will so I'm going to be different and NOT say that.

It looks like your photo wall is still missing that giant photo of my face...just saying.

looks great!

Looks lovely.

It looks so clean...so tidy.

I also have a wall with photos, see here

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_KLoYkNx9QDM/S_575vkxXMI/AAAAAAAACcI/Sx_kLs3VcAU/s1600/FOTO.JPG

But yours looks great.

Mónica from Portugal

Sorry, see it here

http://organizaracasa.blogspot.com/2010/05/ideia-decoracao.html

Mónica from Portugal

Ahh, the dead body outline. Love it.

It looks like your frames are all the same brand - where do you find these?

Hi Jenny - I actually got these frames from Urban Outfitters and Target in collections that included frames of all different sizes.




J & K started this blog project to document the remodel of their 1929 historical home in the heart of Oklahoma City. It has now turned into a documentation of life, food, fashion, freelance, inspiration, design, adventures and details around the J & K house.

Kathleen works as an award-winning brand consultant and designer specializing in small business branding at Braid Creative & Consulting. Jeremy is a software engineer and is the left-brain to Kathleen’s right.

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