Dining tables and plants, a unique combination with few enthusiasts.
Many people appreciate different types of plants and dining table varieties with unique designs and atmospheres. Choosing dining room furniture can help shape the desired ambiance, expand and facilitate residents' access. While potted plants are usually placed outside the house for certain reasons. If both design elements are combined, will it create a different design impression or possibly disrupt the residents' activities? Let's take a look at the following discussion.
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The first design refers to a tendency for a simple, clean, and bright color scheme. A table with a wooden structure topped with glass creates a clean and visually pleasing dining room impression. Furthermore, the uniform design and color of the dining chairs complement the dining table neatly. The combination of plants placed on the edge of the table, consisting of a white vase with perennial and aquatic plants, offers a tip for residents who want to add plant decor to the dining table without dominating the ambiance and activities.
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Moving on to the second design, it features a round dining table surrounded by white wooden dining chairs. The round dining table is made of wood with a laminated wood finish for easy cleaning. There is nothing eccentric about the shape or construction of the table; it's simple and functional. The variation in plants is in the center of the table, in the form of a flat round pot planted with orchids. Orchids are one of the indoor plants that are easy to care for and can be grown in a planting medium other than soil, which could otherwise soil the dining table and create odors. If you want to place potted plants with relatively easy maintenance and a variety of flower colors, orchids are a suitable choice. Enjoy experimenting!
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The next design reference tends more towards a tropical vibe with a touch of minimalism. This design is closer to the typical tropical houses in Indonesia. The long dining table is white with a glossy white finish, matching the room's theme, while the wooden chairs have a classic touch, providing a homely feel. The combination of the table and dining zone layout is very simple, spacious, and functional. In terms of vegetation, there are several shrubs and money plants planted in small square and rectangular pots. Overall, the dining room design has a lush and minimalist feel.
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The following design uses a combination of complex materials and design styles compared to the previous ones. The long table is made of clean white marble with dark-colored legs. It's paired with fairly large and very formal dining chairs, creating a luxurious and somewhat excessive impression for a dining room. The plants used and planted in pots are quite unique, consisting of clumps of moss formed into hills. Of course, moss only requires occasional maintenance. The downside of moss plants is that not everyone enjoys looking at them while enjoying a meal.
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Moving on to the last design review, it is the coziest design concept among the previous ones. The wooden table and chair design tend to create a relaxed atmosphere and are far from formal. The simple and brightly colored wooden chairs complement a table made of iron. Placing a Violin Fig plant in the corner of the room enhances the atmosphere due to the characteristics of the Violin Fig plant, with its wide, deep green leaves that are not easily shed. A small, easy-to-maintain shrub is also placed on the table to keep it small and unobtrusive, ensuring it doesn't take up too much space and disrupt activities around the dining table. Additionally, the placement of the dining table near the glass door further supports the neatly arranged design elements.
Don't hesitate to place plants to beautify the dining room. If you find it difficult and are afraid because it requires regular maintenance, choose tree types that are not easily perishable, do not require much space, and have slow growth. Enjoy trying it out.
