This sunny breakfast room became such an ideal spot for a relaxing start to the day.
When designing this breakfast room for a client, I fell in love with their round dining table. It has such a simple form but with an unexpected shape to the base. The client asked more than once if we should find an alternative table, but I truly felt it was not necessary. The table was already an ideal reflection of their style and personality.
With the table as a starting point, we matched it with lovely chairs from Oly, upholstered in three different fabrics: Edelman Leather for the seat, Chelsea Editions for the back rest, and Carleton V Ltd on the back of the chair for contrast. When arranged around the table, the chairs add so much visual interest to the room simply from the combination of fabrics. ![breakfast2](https://bspoke.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/breakfast2-682x1024.jpg)
To soften the room and tie it all together, we added a rug from Patterson, Flynn, and Martin. The chevron wall covering by Ralph Lauren provides background texture and the flower prints bring an unexpected pop of bright color. At first glance, the breakfast room looks sophisticated but charming and welcoming with a simple palette. However, the variety of complementary patterns and textures actually creates a more complex environment that draws the eye around the room to take in every carefully-placed detail.
The photo above includes many of the details I particularly like in this breakfast room. The subtle pattern of the wall covering, the way the nail heads in the chair are mimicked on the nearby frames, and the shape of the flower on the chair back corresponding to the shape of the flowers in the prints. This sunny breakfast room became such an ideal spot for a relaxing start to the day.