Are you looking for rustic dining room ideas? Arguably, the most important element is the table. A farmhouse table often helps clients achieve this look. Other rustic elements include box beams, accent walls and live edge slabs. No matter what you need to upgrade your dining room, Maryland Wood Countertop has a solution.
Rustic Dining Room Ideas
- Use reclaimed wood: It makes your furniture and architectural accents look authentic. Salvaged wood is naturally distressed from time and use.
- Consider a farm table: They offer ample seating and space, allowing your family and guests to serve themselves from the table.
- Add box beams to your ceiling. These hollow beams are easy to install. They immediately transform the look and atmosphere of your dining room.
- Install an accent wall. Wood accent walls are an easy way to give your dining room a makeover.
- Look at live edge slabs. We can use them to create mantels and accent tables. Nothing is more rustic than a mantel with a natural edge.
Reclaimed Wood
Reclaimed wood ideas for to create a rustic dining room include furnishings, box beams and accent walls. We can also use reclaimed lumber to build your table, chairs or benches. Some clients choose one standout piece made from reclaimed wood. Others like a more primitive theme for a real log cabin ambiance.
We’ve used reclaimed wood to build shelving. It makes unique wine racks and stunning sideboards. In fact, a small wood bar will really impress your guests.
The Dining Table
Farmhouse tables are popular for rustic dining rooms. The tabletop is made from a simple flat grain construction style. The table leg can be plain, decorative or trestle base. The trestle base style includes the traditional X-shaped picnic table base, with or without the crossbar.
Box Beams
These are hollow beams—usually three-sided—that attach to your ceiling. They’re sometimes used as a decorative element to mimic support beams. They can also hide security and entertainment system wires and cover metal ceiling beams in basements.
Reclaimed wood box beams have a distressed appearance that complements rustic furniture. You can also use them in your kitchen. A wooden beam with cookware and hanging utensils looks very traditional.
Wood Accent Walls
Our woodworkers build wood accent walls from multiple planks, which are usually interlocking. Reclaimed wood walls are especially beautiful because they show so many colors and wood types. Wood accent walls add a striking and unique artistic touch to your rustic dining room.
Live Edge Slabs
A live edge slab exposes the wood’s natural edge, which can include bark remnants. Live edge slabs are best used for floating mantels, small tabletops and small bar tops.
Maryland Wood Countertops can make all of your rustic dining room ideas come to life. Call us today at 443-840-7373 to schedule a consultation.