The beauty of open-plan kitchens is that they provide your home with more space, letting you create a more open dining area. Unfortunately, some people struggle to combine the open-plan setting with a luxury design. So, we’ll show you some excellent tips to help create a luxury dining room with your open-plan kitchen!

 

 

Consider a breakfast bar

Make the most of your extra space by installing a breakfast bar in your open-planing dining area. Combine this with some luxury bar stools and you’re going to make a statement. It’s another focal point for your dining room, standing out and generating a very luxurious feel for the space.

 

 

Pick a statement luxury dining table

You can’t have a luxury dining room without a stunningdining table. The one you choose has to be bold and adventurous. Don’t opt for something plain and boring - go for a table that has some extra glitz and glam to it. It should make guests gasp as they see it, and the design should border on ornamental. Ideally, you want a luxury dining table that almost looks too good to eat on.

 

 

Pair your table with high-back luxury dining chairs

A table is incomplete without some luxury dining chairs to sit around it. The ideal look is one that makes it feel as though your dining table still has a big presence when nobody is sitting at it. This is why high-back luxury dining chairs are ideal as they convey feelings of luxury and prosperity. If you want to make your dining room and table look even more expensive, some high-back chairs are the way forward.

 

Incorporate extravagant luxury lighting options

A well-lit dining room is crucial to brighten up dark spaces and make people feel comfortable when they eat. However, your choice of lighting can make or break this space. Opt for extravagant ceiling lights that hang down and drag people’s eyes towards them. Again, the key to a luxury dining room is creating plenty of statement elements that stand out. Luxury lighting is one of them, and it should hang above your dining room table.

 

Also, use built-in LED lights under your kitchen cabinets to further illuminate this aspect of the open-plan setting. Don’t forget about your kitchen here - it’s part of your luxury dining room setting!

 

Store things in a large dining room sideboard

Again, the advantage of having an open-plan kitchen is that you get more space to play with. In a traditional dining room setting, your table might dominate the room and leave no space for anything else. Here, there’s ample room for a luxury sideboard to be placed on one of the walls.

 

A luxury sideboard gives you some brilliant storage space to keep things like placemats, cutlery, and everything else. Consider pairing it with a glass cabinet on top to store wine glasses, spirits and many other fancy things that add to the luxury feel of this area.

 

 

Place a fancy rug under your dining table

The flooring in your open-plan dining area will typically be tiles or some sort of laminate/vinyl flooring option. This is because carpet doesn’t suit the kitchen and you want a continuous floor going into the open-plan dining room. However, you can place a large luxury rug under the dining table for more style and comfort points.

 

It can contrast with the table’s colour to create a very impressive look that’s subtle yet noticeable. It won’t dominate the room, but it will be something that people notice and love the look of.

 

Use arts and plants to decorate the room

Lastly, hang some art on the dining room walls and place greenery in different locations. A few plants in the corners can add more character and charm to the area. It’s also worth having a vase full of lovely flowers in the centre of your dining table when nobody is sitting at it. This further concentrates the focus on this key part of the room while brightening it up during the daytime and delivering some real elegance.

 

 

If you want to create a luxury dining room with an open-plan kitchen, these tips and ideas will send you on your way. Give them a go and see how they upgrade your dining area from basic to something that’s way more luxurious and expensive looking. It’s all about creating those statement pieces and finding ways to accentuate their prominence while tying the whole room together.