Yesterday I was finally able to get some better pictures of my dining room. I have been experimenting with my camera and actually starting to have some fun with the whole picture taking progress. So, I thought I would share the new photos and give you guys all the details about what’s in this room.
The table was custom made by moi. It is an antique base with a zinc top. If you want the details on how to make one yourself, here is the post.
The bistro chairs I found at Kirkland’s, but there a ton of options for this style of chair.
I found the wicker chargers at World Market and the rest of the accessories are mostly vintage finds (my favorite!). 
I custom fitted the wine racks out of an existing rack that didn’t sell at Horton’s. You can find a picture of what it started out as here. I will also plan on doing a semi-tutorial next week.
The chandelier I found at Habitat ReStore about a year ago and I think it adds just a touch of elegance to an otherwise more primitive room.
The shelves above the buffet, I made from a pair of old corbels. I attached them to piece a scrap wood to give them more stability before putting them on the wall.
I’m really happy how this room is coming along. The walls need to be re-painted and I would like to add some molding but that will come with time. The room is fully functional and I will just enjoy it the way it is for a while! 😉 {Could be a few weeks or a year…you never know with me!}
chairs: similar versions here & here
table: tutorial here
accessories: here
industrial cart: got at an auction, to find an auction in your area click here
Happy Wednesday!
Angela

I knew I should have bought that table runner! It looks fabulous on your table!! The whole dining room looks fabulous!!
I saw you over at Eclectically Vintage and had to stop by! I am in love with this whole space. You did a fabulous job!
Taryn, thanks! I’m really happy with how it all came out.
wow!!!awesome!!the table rocks!!!!
Shut Up you got those chairs at Kirklands?! Fabulous. Still drooling. I love it all Angela! The table, the cart, the whole space is great. Fantastic job!
Thanks, Sarah!! I couldn’t believe how inexpensive the chairs where and it was like fate…they had exactly 6. It’s one of those things that you don’t think twice about OR call your husband! 😉
Thank you for sharing this and the great step-by-step on adding the zinc top! How has this top held up now after a couple of years? I’m considering doing it but have to convince my husband 😉 Did you use the clear coat from rotometals?
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