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Summer Dining Room Mood Board (Shades of Green, White, and Blue!)

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Get inspired for your home with this summer dining room mood board in shades of green, white and blue! 

Mondays aren’t always the most inspiring day of the week and not a day we look forward to after a fun weekend, but I hope to change that with our Monday Mood Boards! I hope these mood boards can be an inspiration to you and your home.

Takeaway Tips to Bring this Look to Your Own Home:

How would you describe the mood of this room? To me it feels so homey and cheerful. Can’t you just picture being in this room on a lovely day with the sunshine streaming in and music softly playing in the background? Imagine sitting down at the table with a friend to have a yummy lunch! I love it.

To create a cozy look like this, layer it with a variety of textures. Here we included the versatile jute rug, chunky rattan chairs, pleated lampshade, distressing on the green cabinet, wood table top, seagrass lining the tops of the white wood lidded boxes, and more. Texture is a key decorating element every room needs, but how you choose to layer them together will alter the feel of the room.

The design pieces in this room are all classics, so they will stand the test of time. It’s a room you could have fun decorating every season without changing any of the furniture! The pop of deep olive green on the cabinet provides a striking color contrast that would be beautiful all year around. Any time you add green to a room it comes to life!

The brass lantern pendant adds warmth (as opposed to using a cool metal such as chrome, for example). I love the candlelight bulbs, adding a dimmer would make the mood of this room extra inviting at dinnertime!

The adorable gingham pleated lampshade on the accent lamp will add light to any dark dreary corner in the evenings.

The heron artwork speaks to my coastal loving heart, but the art could be easily swapped out to suit any design style!

Subtle striped curtains add a bit of pattern and interest without overpowering the room. I love this simple look for summer, but you could even have fun swapping out the curtain panels in winter for a different look (like a more moody color, a bolder pattern, even a cozy velvet…endless possibilities!).

This would also be such a fun room to set up different tablescapes! I love this spring/summer look with these solid green plates layered with a hydrangea salad plate (comes as a set with other flower designs). I recently shared a fun spring tablescape we set up in this post!

A simple vase of blue hydrangeas is the perfect nod to summer (the flowers in the mood board are faux so you can enjoy them longer as well as use them year after year! See photos of them in my home here).

Mood board source links are below. You can use these mood boards to recreate the whole look or choose a favorite element and add to your own sense of style. Save this to your Pinterest boards for future inspiration!

Rattan Dining Arm Chair

Striped Linen/Cotton Curtains (color options)

Green 2 Door Accent Cabinet

4 Light Lantern Chandelier

Faux Blue Hydrangeas (I have these in a few colors, see more photos of mine in this post)

Pedestal Dining Table with Wood Top

Green Plates

Botanic Garden Plates (set of 6 with different flowers)

Table Lamp with Gingham Pleated Shade

Jute Rug (almost 20,000 great reviews!)

Blue Heron Painting

White Wood Lidded Boxes with Seagrass Tops (I have these!)

Do you enjoy mood boards? You can find more HERE, and you can also follow our @theinspiredroomstyle Instagram for more mood boards and decor finds.

Related:

Cozy and Inviting Dining Room – Get the Look

Dining Room Mood Boards with Simple Swaps

Browse all dining room inspiration in our Dining Room gallery here

My dining room inspiration board on Pinterest


Source: Style Tips - theinspiredroom.net


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