Spring Dining Room Tour

Happy Friday! Sheesh it’s been about 80 degrees out here the last two days so I got my act together and spring-ified my dining room! I thought I would share a little spring dining room tour with a few pictures if you are in need of any spring refresh inspo!

Our dining room has a coastal farmhouse style with lots of texture. We have rope and jute and wood accents with beachy artwork and a colorful sideboard thrown in! Actually, you can see how my dining room has evolved over time by checking out this post of my summer dining room from 2020.

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Coastal Farmhouse Dining Room

I have a lot of details on my dining room in this post and on the shop my home page here (with pictures that need to be updated!!), but I thought I would add some of the specifics here! I will be sharing more looks at this room on Instagram so make sure to follow me there!

First and foremost – wall details! The paint color above the wainscoting is SW Dorian Gray. The wainscoting is 52″ high and it is a custom color (matches all the trim in the whole house and all white cabinets). Between the windows I have an 18×24 beach print from Etsy. I do switch this out seasonally! My faux palm tree is 6′ tall but if I had to do it again, I would go for a taller tree – at least 7′ (we have 10′ ceilings on the first floor).

We have two wicker captain’s chairs. I love having the end chairs be a little more substantial and different to provide interest! They are currently out of stock but these barrel chairs are similar! I put a floral patterened pillow from last year’s spring line at Target on each chair (switched out the insert). My jute rug is a 9×12.

Our chandelier is currently out of stock but it does come in a similar wagon wheel style. I wanted to have a white table in here because we have a gray wood table in our breakfast nook already. I paired the table with wood bistro chairs, which go out of stock all the time, but actually seem in stock for shipping currently! I put two natural fan palms in a large Target vase. I used floral foam in the vase to get them to stay where I wanted.

This sideboard is a great color (Surfside) if you’re looking to add some coastal farmhouse style to your home! My set of 6 canvas artwork above was a HomeGoods find! I like to keep the decor on top simple. I added some new Pottery Barn greenery to the vase (4 peony stems and 2 eucalyptus) for spring – check out my other spring refresh purchases here!

Lastly, I have a gold bar cart on my other wall and it’s basically the first thing you see when you enter the house, lol. I love to decorate my bar cart seasonally! For spring I added a vase of lemons and pink tumbler glasses. You can check out all of my bar cart decorating tips here and here!