You may have wondered what replaced the hutch in our dining room when I posted about moving it to our bedroom (LINK). Today, I'm sharing about my two new pieces and the switch I made to update our dining space and get it dressed for summer!

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I've been wanting to incorporate more antiques in this space since the library in the adjoining space has been slowly updated with new additions. The biggest want was a new antique wood hutch to house my Liberty Blue Transferware dishes. Just wait until you see what I found! I couldn't have asked for a more beautiful piece and in perfect condition. I don't know much about it, but the lovely couple was so generous to even deliver it to my house! They said it was a family heirloom and having recently moved, it no longer worked. I couldn't be happier to have this new precious piece!

To update this space for summer, I added a new tablecloth to my table (LINK). It's pretty stripe and tassels are perfect for summer!

I also am not sure if you saw my new dining room chairs from Ballard Designs? I got these a few months ago after a couple of our chairs basically fell apart. Purchased from the outlet, I love how the color ties in so nicely with the dresser (now buffet) I moved in here from the bedroom.

I also moved my pedestal in here with my spider plant and created a plate wall above it. On the mantel, a couple of framed prints, books, and brass candlesticks give it a layered look.

The last piece I added was also a Facebook Marketplace find. This small hinged front buffet/ desk will be a perfect little spot to set up a bar and drink station when hosting, but for now looks pretty with a small lamp and more blue and white dishes.

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[…] striving to make it a bit more formal than it was before. You can see this post of my Summer Dining Room (LINK) for some of the changes we’ve made […]