THE OSLO TABLE IN CHERRY WOOD
At Melyna's: a dining room in tone-on-tone, tone-on-tone, tone-on-tone
We love Mélyna's confidently embraced beige lifestyle . This dining room, with its 50 shades of beige, is definitely anything but "boring." Cherry wood table and chairs, beige walls, beige rug, beige frames, beige lighting—you want more beige? Here it is!
Photo by: @melynacot_
What we like most about this setting:
- The entire dining room set is sleek and refined, made entirely of cherry wood;
- The tone-on-tone effect without moderation;
- The simplicity of the decorative elements puts the focus on the table.
At Thuy's: all wood with minimalist accents
Photo by: @thuyd93
What we like most about this setting:
- The trio of semi-identical wooden pieces in the dining room;
- Black French doors;
- The subtlety in the details (including the lighting).
At Rebecca's: decor worthy of a Pinterest board
During a trip to Abitibi, Philippe and I decided to combine business with pleasure by pairing a canoe-camping adventure with some furniture deliveries in the region. Upon entering Rebecca's house, we were already in the main room, the dining room, and everything was ready to welcome her beautiful Oslo table. Walking around the small house to place her TV stand, which she had also ordered from us piece by piece, we felt like we'd stepped right into a Pinterest board. Everything was aesthetically perfect: a jungle of plants, open partitions that allowed for a sense of space, and an impeccable arrangement of materials. Let me tell you, Philippe, who is clearly the hardest person I know to impress when it comes to decorating, was truly impressed. Good job, Rebecca! 
Photo by @rebecca.lacombe
What we like most about this setting:
- The jungle of plants;
- The semi-open division that separates the kitchen and dining room;
- The purity that is brought by plants, white and natural materials.
At Julie's: elegance, conviviality and comfort
Everything about this dining room tells us that this family loves spending quality time together at the table. It's welcoming and looks so comfortable. The addition of the Oslo bench certainly makes the dining space more inviting, as a bench creates a sense of openness, an invitation to sit down. In this dining room, the size of the table and the choice of chairs are also good indicators that there's often a good group of guests sitting at the table for extended periods. A large chalkboard displaying the daily menu or the weekly schedule gives the impression that there's a lot going on in this house. They seem to have a lot of fun!
Photo by: @coderrejulie
What we like most about this setting:
- The chairs with a low back and the bench give an impression of openness, an invitation to sit down;
- Sheer curtains from ceiling to floor that diffuse light throughout the room;
- The large blackboard in an all-white dining room gives a dynamic effect.
At Annie's: dare to integrate colors and mix woods
We love the dynamism Annie brings to her decor. She dares to mix and match interesting colors, and we'd give her a 10/10 for her arrangements. She plays with light and dark tones, with pastels and more vibrant hues, and it's absolutely charming. What the photo doesn't show is that inside her TV stand there were sky-blue drawers. Combined with the dark brown of the stand and chairs, plus the light beige of the table and chair seats, it was a truly interesting mix.
Photo by: @annie_boisvert
What we like most about this setting:
- The mix of dark and light wood in the dining room;
- The soft pastel-colored light fixture;
- A blend of Scandinavian and mid-century styles.
THE OSLO TABLE IN WHITE OAK
At Kimberly's : a dining room fit for a dream.
If I had to describe my dream dining room, it would definitely be Kimberly and Simon's (their whole house, actually, which you can see on @beurl 's account). Incredibly bright, simple, and elegant, this dining room is a dream come true every time. The giant ceramic tiles, the white window coverings, and the white chairs surrounding the table—all in a harmonious ensemble that exudes elegance.
Photo by: @beurl
What we like most about this setting:
- The floor-to-ceiling drapes that surround the entire dining room;
- The glass-enclosed space, serving as walls, offers exceptional brightness.
At Mélanie's: the warmth of "raw effect" materials
Another breathtaking house, perched atop Bromont. The absolute pinnacle, I tell you! We arrived right on time... golden hour For the delivery, we were treated to a spectacular sunset. With those armchairs all around the table, we really wanted to spend the entire evening there. This house was absolutely stunning. Majestic and imposing, yet filled with warmth thanks to the raw, natural materials chosen. We fell in love with it on so many levels.
What we like most about this setting:
- The game of two black poppies from Luminaire Authentik above the table;
- The arrangement of wood and concrete throughout the house;
- Neutral and contrasting tones in the open-plan space.
At Audrey's: bright, clean and welcoming
We are completely charmed by this beautiful, spacious, and minimalist dining room. The choice of white spindle-back chairs was perfect for this dining room. Sometimes, putting 10 chairs around a table can create a very compact and closed-off effect, especially when you opt for a chair with a full back. By choosing spindle-back chairs, we open up the dining room space, and by choosing white chairs that blend into the decor, we draw attention to the dining table – and we love that!
Photo credit: @4udrey.vincent
What we like most about this setting:
- The judicious choice of white spindle-back chairs that draw attention to the beautiful dining table;
- Rattan light fixtures that add a touch of warmth to an all-white decor;
- The beautiful wall pendant light at the back has bohemian influences.
THE OSLO WALNUT TABLE
At Audrey's: a mid-century modern dining room
While the Oslo table evokes Scandinavian style when crafted from cherry or oak, it perfectly embodies the mid-century modern trend when made from walnut. Audrey's decor is a perfect example. This dining room is simply stunning!
Photo by: @audreyrivet
What we like most about this setting:
- The wooden beams contrast with the white ceiling;
- The synergy of elements borrowed from the mid-century modern trend;
- Gustave the dog who literally steals the show from the scenery.
At Sylvie's: a touch of wood in a minimalist setting
Sylvie and her partner decided to sell their house and move into a charming little condo in Montreal. A fresh start, a new lifestyle. A clean slate, but not without some apprehension. Sylvie and I talked for almost a year and a half to make sure the choice of table was perfect, as the dining table would be the centerpiece of their new living space. We scrutinized every little detail to ensure their future environment wouldn't be cluttered with heavy furniture, and now we can give each other a big high five. Choosing walnut for this space is a superb idea. The rich grain of the walnut adds warmth to the condo's finishes and brings life, as well as a beautiful pop of color .
Photo by: @syldudu
What we like most about this setting:
- The arrangement of the rug and the table brings warmth to the space;
- High ceilings that give an effect of grandeur;
- Concrete as a ceiling covering also provides warmth.
So there you have it, we hope you enjoyed this blog post and that it inspired you! We thought it was quite interesting to show you all the arrangements that can be made with the same table and we love seeing how we can bring out different personalities through decor, a bit like we do through our clothing choices.
Our clients are the best, we do the best work, and seeing the final result is always the best pat on the back!
In the comments, we'd now like to know which is your favorite dining room!
