Pale Oak Dining Nook
A compact dining corner built around pale oak bench seating, a round table and soft daylight from the window.
The bench runs directly into the window corner, so the room does not need a separate run of dining chairs along that side. The round table sits close to the built-in, and the curved edge gives people a little more room to move around it than a square table would.
Most of the color comes from the timber and the warm light at the window. The upholstery stays pale, the wall is quiet, and the large paper pendant hangs over the center of the table without adding another hard shape. It is a small arrangement, but each piece has a clear place.
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