Dining Room

"It was our job to hold on to the spirit of these buildings. They worked so well with the site and the views, so the project was really about exercising restraint,” says architect Brian Court. In the guesthouse, Gulassa wired a wisteria branch preserved from the property into a chandelier. The armchair is by Jens Risom and the windows are by Unilux.

The large windows in front of the dining table can be completely opened up to nature, and the granite

Removing a wall between the living and dining areas greatly improved the flow of the main level. The live-edge walnut dining table was made by Goby Walnut and the Wishbone chairs are by Hans Wegner.

Celebrating the natural landscape was important to the client. The dining room, which as a table crafted from the same white oak used for the cabinetry, amplifies the connection through the new glass curtain walls.

Surrounded by retractable glass doors, the dining area opens up to the landscape.

The design team exposed the original brick highlighting the warmth of the original wood ceiling.

Giant sliding glass doors from Fleetwood connect the dining room to the atrium.

Verona chairs from Structube surround a vintage dining table. - North Hatley, Quebec Dwell Magazine : July / August 2017

The kitchen and bar millwork is ApplePly with a walnut veneer.

In a midcentury home in Victoria, Australia, an interior designer embraces color and a connection to the outdoors.

Mid-century, dining room