Ever find yourself staring at your dining area and wondering how to style a dining table when you’re not using it?

If you answered yes, you’ve come to the right place!

In this post, I’m sharing 10 simple yet stylish ideas for decorating your dining table when it’s not being used, complete with real-life photos for inspiration.

From timeless centerpieces to realistic styling tips, keep reading to discover what to put in the middle of your dining table.

Plus, I’m sharing 4 practical tips for choosing dining table centerpieces so you can learn how to style a dining table that is both functional AND beautiful!

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10 Easy Ways To Style Your Dining Table When It’s Not In Use

1. Leave the dining table bare
2. Use a tablecloth
3. Use a table runner
4. Add placemats
5. Display a floral arrangement
6. Group candles or candle holders together
7. Arrange fruits on a cake stand or in a bowl
8. Place a woven bowl or wooden tray
9. Stack everyday dinnerware
10. Put a real or faux potted plant

Leave the dining table bare

Who says your dining table needs to be decorated at all times?

Sometimes, the simplest way to style your dining table is to leave it bare, especially if you have a beautiful surface like a sleek glass dining table (like mine!), a rustic wooden table, or a luxe marble tabletop.

I’m a fan of a bare dining table because it brings a sense of calm and minimalism to the space, especially in smaller rooms or in an open-plan setting like our apartment.

Keeping our glass dining table clean and clutter-free adds an airy, modern touch to the space.

Plus, I love that the table reflects natural light beautifully.

Use a tablecloth

On the other hand, using a tablecloth is a simple yet effective way to completely transform the feel of your dining space.

It’s perfect for adding softness, texture, and a sense of warmth, especially if you’re are looking for a cozy, layered look.

Bonus: they’re great for protecting your table surface from spills and scratches while still keeping things stylish.

Style Tip: Keep things interesting by using a patterned tablecloth. Whether it’s blue and white chinoiserie prints for a spring table setting or a chevron print for a summer tablescape, a beautiful print or pattern can act as the focal point of your dining area.

Use a table runner

If you want to decorate your dining table without covering it up completely, a table runner is the perfect solution.

Not only is a table runner more affordable than a full tablecloth, but it’s great for showcasing your dining table’s beautiful surface while still bringing in a pop of color or a touch of texture.

Style Tip: Drape the table runner down the center of the table for a classic look. For something a little different, use two shorter runners and lay them horizontally across the width of the table. This simple trick gives your dining table a fresh, unexpected twist!

Add placemats

Placemats can protect your table from spills and scratches, but also double as decor.

You can layer them over a tablecloth or use them directly on your dining table to get a peek of your tabletop.

I love mixing it up with different colors, patterns, and textures depending on the mood or season.

Woven placemats bring in an earthy, natural vibe, while linen or cotton ones feel soft and relaxed.

For something a bit more fun, patterned placemats can really liven up the table, especially if the rest of your setup is quite neutral.

For a more practical everyday setup, choose placemats that are easy to wipe down, especially if you’re using your dining table for regular meals.

This saves time because you don’t have to keep replacing them after every use.

Display a floral arrangement

I can see why people love placing floral arrangements in the middle of a dining table.

In addition to making the dining area feel fresh and inviting, it instantly brings life to a dining table!

You can go big and bold with a dramatic centerpiece like I did, or keep it simple with a few stems in a smaller vase.

The best part? You can use either real or faux flowers, depending on what works best for your lifestyle.

For a low-maintenance option, I personally opted for dried hydrangeas.

They look beautiful and realistic, but they don’t require any watering or upkeep (which is perfect if you don’t have the time to care for fresh flowers every week!)

Plus, they last for months, and their neutral tones blend seamlessly with almost any table setting.

Style tip: Make sure the vase size suits your dining table. A tiny vase on a large dining table can look out of place, while an oversized one on a small table might overwhelm the space. Scale matters, so choose something that feels balanced and proportionate to the table.

Group candle holders together

Candles instantly elevate a dining table by adding warmth and a cozy ambiance.

I love using candles to style a dining table because they are affordable, come in endless colors and styles, and can easily be swapped out depending on the season.

For casual dinners, I love grouping a trio of pillar candlesticks in the center of the dining table.

For special occasions, I prefer using a trio of gold tapered candlesticks for a modern and elegant tablescape.

Style tip: Don’t have candle holders? Don’t worry! You can add a cluster of pillar candles directly on the table without any holders at all. Alternatively, a large dough bowl candle can also make a bold, beautiful statement.

Arrange & display fruits on a cake stand or in a bowl

One of my favorite styling tricks? Using everyday items like fruits as decor.

It’s a practical and affordable way to style your dining table, especially if your family goes through a lot of fruits like mine does!

A bowl of lemons, a pile of red apples, or even seasonal fruits like pomegranates or figs can add color and life to a dining table.

My fruits are elevated on a cake stand because I like that the added height makes the fruit display feel like part of the design, not just an afterthought.

But, you can also use other vessels to hold your fruit like a wooden dough bowl or a handwoven basket for more texture.

Style tip: For a minimal look, stick to one type of fruit in bulk like a big bowl of oranges. But for practicality (and a hint of playfulness!), go for a rainbow medley of whatever’s in season.

Place a woven bowl or wooden tray

Placing a woven bowl or wooden tray in the middle of a dining table is one of the most simple dining room decor ideas.

The wood or woven texture brings warmth to the space, especially if your dining table is made out of glass or natural stone.

Beyond just looks, a bowl or a tray is incredibly practical. You can use it to corral everyday items like salt and pepper shakers, napkins, and coasters.

I love this setup for families or anyone who actually uses their dining table every day, as it creates a styled “zone” that’s both beautiful and functional.

Plus, woven trays or wooden bowls are often lightweight, inexpensive, and come in all shapes and sizes.

So, it’s easy to find one that suits any type of aesthetic and budget.

Stack everyday dinnerware

Stacking plates or bowls in the center of your dining table is more than a simple decor trick.

If you eat at your dining table regularly, having your go-to dinnerware within arm’s reach just makes sense.

I like to keep a neat stack of our most-used plates or bowls in the middle of the table.

It gives off a casual, lived-in feel – and honestly, it’s just so handy not having to dig through kitchen cabinets for plates.

Style tip: Layer smaller plates on top of larger plates (like salad or dessert plates on top of dinner plates) for an elevated look. You can even tuck in a folded linen napkin and add a utensil caddy on the side to complete the look.

Put a real or faux potted plant

Adding a potted plant, whether real or faux, is one of my most-used simple dining room decor ideas.

What’s great about using potted plants is that they’re not just pretty, but they are also low-maintenance.

Unlike a fresh floral arrangement that needs weekly changing, a potted plant can live on your table for months.

I’ve had my ZZ plant for over five years now, and whenever I’m stuck on what to use as a centerpiece, I just pop it on the table.

It’s completely fuss-free and instantly makes the area feel fresh and lively.

I recommend using any potted plants that don’t need much attention like a small olive tree or a ZZ plant like mine.

Just make sure the size of the plant works with your table – you don’t want something so tall it blocks conversation across the table!

Style tip: Place the potted plant in a stylish woven basket, a sculptural bowl, or a vintage ceramic vase for a stunning centerpiece.

What can I put in the middle of a dining table?

One of the most common questions I get is: what should I put in the middle of my dining table?

If you want more ideas on how to style a dining table when it’s not in use, keep scrolling to view the round-up of all my favorite practical and decorative items.

You can easily mix and match a few of these to create a simple and functional centerpiece that works for your dining table.

How To Choose Dining Table Centerpieces For Everyday

When in doubt, I always go back to these four tips to help me create an easy, everyday centerpiece that works for my home.

Think About Scale

The size of your centerpiece should make sense for the size of your table.

Before purchasing something, ask yourself: does this piece feel balanced, or is it going to look off sitting in the middle of my dining table?

Remember, a small item on a large table can feel underwhelming, while something too big can overpower the dining table.

Keep Decor Low and Unobtrusive

Opt for centerpieces that don’t block conversation or line of sight, especially if you use your dining table daily.

Low-profile arrangements like shallow bowls, short potted plants, or candles keep the table looking styled without getting in the way.

Choose Easy-to-Move Items

Go for pieces that are lightweight or easy to shift around if you need to clear the table quickly for meals, work, or kids’ activities.

Make It Multi-Functional

No clutter on the dining table, please! Pick centerpieces that double up as useful items like a fruit bowl, a lidded basket with napkins inside, or a tray that holds salt, pepper, and other daily condiments.

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Instead of attempting to do it myself, I collaborated with Vasari and they taught me SO much about limewash paint including six surprising things that blew my mind.

But first, let’s take a look at the before and after photos of my home.

Related: Limewash vs Whitewash – Which Technique Is Better For My Brick Home?

Before

The wall colours of my home have been the same since my husband and I moved in six years ago. It’s a basic white with a slight grey undertone. Nothing special.

While I do love the simplicity of it, we live in an apartment with green-tinted glass windows (which we can’t change unfortunately) and the tint from the windows can make the walls look a little cold and sterile.

After

I chose Vasari Lime Paint in Linen White (LP20) for the living area.

Despite the ‘white’ in its name, this colour is NOT white. It’s a subtle beige colour with a neutral undertone. Not too bright and not too dark.

This colour does make my living area look smaller, but it also changes the whole mood of the space. The living area definitely looks more cozy, warm, and inviting now.

Before

After

If you’re wondering why one wall (and the ceiling!) is not painted, well… it was an honest mistake. I simply forgot to include the wall when the Vasari team came and took measurements.

I’m not fussed about them though since not every wall in our open concept apartment is covered in lime paint.

It feels like an intentional design decision, even though it truly wasn’t!

Before

After

The dining room went through the biggest transformation and I couldn’t be happier with the outcome!

Since the living and dining area share the same space, I used the same Linen White (LP20) paint for the dining area to make everything look cohesive.

The previous look was bright and airy, which felt very tropical. But once the Vasari team painted the walls, I instantly knew I wanted a moody dining room.

It took me over a year to find (and purchase!) the right furniture and artwork, but it was definitely worth the wait.

I’m in love with my dining area, it might just be my new favourite room in the entire home!

For the large blank wall facing the dining area, I chose the Vasari Lime Paint in Almond (LP25), a darker and deeper shade with a warm undertone.

I’ve always saved this wall for a gallery wall, so I felt it needed a warmer and bolder colour to make the frames pop.

Before

After

I wanted something completely different for my bedroom, so I went with the Vasari Lime Paint in Olive (LP18).

I have to admit I was a little apprehensive because I was worried the green hue from the paint and the tint from the windows will make the room look washed out.

Thankfully, it didn’t, on the contrary, the bedroom looks so warm, cozy, and homey. Exactly what I was hoping for!

Since I initially wanted a feature wall, this was the only wall in the bedroom that was painted.

I regret not painting the entire bedroom; it would have made the transformation even more major!

Six Surprising Things I Learned About Limewash Paint

1. Limewash is a watered down version of lime paint

Before I embarked on my lime paint journey, I always thought lime paint and limewash were the same.

I even used these terms interchangeably until I found out that limewash is a watered down version of lime paint.

The main difference between lime paint and lime wash is the level of viscosity or thickness of the paint.

I ended up using lime paint (not limewash) because lime paint has a thicker mineral consistency, which makes it easier to work with and to get the texture I want.

Although I love the cloudy texture of limewash, I find that it can look overpowering, especially in open or small areas.

Plus, I wasn’t sure if it’ll look dated in a couple of years.

Since lime paint is not cheap, I opted for minimal texture to fully appreciate the subtle nuances and movement of the paint without it feeling overwhelming.

2. You need to prep your walls before applying limewash paint

It is SO important to prep your walls before applying lime paint. Otherwise, you’re not going to achieve the limewash results you want.

First, you’ll have to clean your walls to remove any dirt, dust, grease and grime. If you have any holes, make sure to fill them and sand them down.

Then, you’ll need to apply a primer before going over with lime paint.

If you are painting new or previously painted drywall, you MUST apply a mineral primer first and give it at least 24 hours to dry.

This provides a porous base for the limewash so it sticks onto your wall properly.

3. You don’t have to use a sealer after the limewash process

Some brands recommend finishing off the limewash or lime paint process with a mineral sealer or a wax.

Sealing your walls will make them waterproof, which means your walls will be protected from stains. However…

Sealing your walls may not be the best idea.

Sealing your lime paint walls can increase the sheen of the finish. And, it can change the appearance of the lime paint colour too.

Although lime paint is all-natural, most sealers are not and contain many non-biodegradable chemicals, which can be dangerous to us and the environment.

Besides that, once a sealer goes on the surface, you’ll need to apply a primer again if you want to repaint your walls in a few years.

4. DIY limewash? It’s not as simple as it looks

It’s important to do your own research if you’re attempting to limewash your walls without professional help.

The Vasari team gave me a hands-on lesson but I still found it challenging to control the texture and colour of lime paint.

One valuable lesson that stuck with me was that using a brush creates less texture whereas using a sponge produces more texture.

You may also need several coats to get the desired effect you want.

5. Limewash paint becomes lighter as it dries

Wet lime paint looks a lot darker when it is first applied.

When lime paint starts to dry, you’ll notice that it will become much lighter.

I discovered that lime paint looks best when you finish an entire wall in one go instead of taking breaks.

If you don’t complete a wall in one session, the paint can appear patchy and uneven.

To get the best results, it’s key to apply it evenly in consistent strokes and finish entire sections without pausing.

6. You cannot achieve perfection with limewash paint

Lime paint is beautiful, but it is unpredictable especially for newbies.

Unlike traditional paint, you’ll find that it’s almost impossible to achieve standard results with lime paint due to its natural textured finish.

But, the variations in colour and texture are what makes lime paint so appealing.

You may not be able to get a flawless, smooth surface but you’ll definitely have a beautifully-aged authentic look that is unique to your home.

It has been two years since I used lime paint and I still love it as much as I did back then!

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I’m a huge fan of Ikea furniture because they’re affordable, fuss-free, and accessible to everyone.

You’ll find at least one piece of Ikea furniture in different areas within my home.

And, I’m glad to report that all of them have held up so well over the last six years.

Keep reading to discover a round-up of my top 5 Ikea furniture picks, and how I’ve been able to customise them for my home.

Related: 9 Best New Ikea Products You Need In Your Home Right Now

My Ikea Furniture Pick For Entryway – Besta

The Besta sideboard is the newest Ikea addition to my home.

I was looking for the perfect console or sideboard for my entryway, and unfortunately, most of the furniture pieces I found were too long or big for my small entryway.

I finally chose the Ikea Besta because I could customise the storage combination to ensure the length fit our tight space.

Plus, the customisation allowed me to mix and match cabinets and drawers, which worked out perfectly because we now have sufficient space for our entryway essentials like keys, bags, shopping bags, umbrellas.

The best part about the Ikea Besta storage system is hands-down the number of colours and designs you get to choose from.

I wanted something textured and in wood tones to match my current living room decor, so I paired the white stained oak frame with fluted (Björköviken) drawer and door fronts.

Pros

• Able to create different storage combinations
• Comes in plenty of colours and designs which you can mix and match
• Affordable

Cons

• The Björköviken drawer and door fronts were out of stock for so long
• Drawers do not align perfectly

Ikea Besta Designs I Love:

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My Ikea Furniture Pick For Home Office – Linnmon Tabletop + Alex Drawers + Mittback Trestle

This was my first home office set up when we moved in six years ago.

Since I’d been using a similar set up in my previous workplace, I knew I could replicate this cute, cheap and durable combo from Ikea.

The Linnmon tabletop is great for creatives because it’s huge and it costs less than $20. It also comes in two colours – white and black.

Since I needed storage space for things like stationery, documents and files, I opted for the Alex Drawers and Mittback Trestle instead of traditional legs.

I’ll be honest – the trestle is definitely for aesthetic purposes because it doesn’t hold much.

The Alex drawers, however, are amazing for storage. The drawers glide in and out easily, even after six years!

Pros

• Looks modern and sleek
• Large and wide tabletop
• Affordable

Cons

• The tabletop is not nailed down to trestle or drawers so itmay shift from time to time
• Tabletop can get scratched from daily use

Related: 12 New Arrivals From Ikea You Will Seriously Love

My Ikea Furniture Pick For A Closet – Elvarli

I’ve always dreamed of having a walk-in wardrobe, and having the Ikea Elvarli storage system felt the closest to having one!

One of the things that drew me towards the Elvarli system is the clever use of open and closed storage.

I love seeing my clothes hanging in my wardrobe so having an open wardrobe was a no-brainer.

In fact, this set-up only had two large drawers and two small drawers when we first moved in.

Soon enough, the open wardrobe became a little too high-maintenance for me. But, thankfully I didn’t have to purchase a new wardrobe because all I had to do was add drawers to the Elvarli system!

Pros

• Able to customise the wardrobe according to your needs
• Looks modern and sleek

Cons

• Difficult to dismantle drawers if assembled incorrectly
• Cannot change knobs
• Rubber rings around knobs turn yellow with time

My Ikea Furniture Pick for A Vanity Table – Kallax

One of my top 5 Ikea furniture picks is the Kallax. This is not my first and it definitely won’t be my last!

I was looking for a vanity table that combined open and concealed storage (I swear this is the recurring theme for all of the furniture pieces in my home!) but couldn’t find one that I loved that was within my budget.

After five years of living without a vanity table, it finally hit me: why don’t I just find something simple and affordable on Ikea?

The Kallax is absolutely perfect if you want a combination of open and concealed storage.

For now, I fitted my Kallax with four drawers and two small cabinets, which has sufficient storage to accommodate my makeup and skincare.

Should I ever need more concealed storage, I know I can always add on drawers, cabinets, or even cute baskets later. That’s the beauty of a Kallax!

Pros

• Easy to install
• Many colour options
• Able to change knobs and handles easily

Cons

• None! (I truly love the Kallax!)

My Ikea Furniture Pick for Storage – Billy

Of course I had to include the super popular Billy book case in this list!

I know it’s named a book case, but the Billy is so versatile and can be used to store all sorts of things.

I use mine to keep all of my bags, but I’ve seen friends using their Billy book cases to store spices, jars, in kitchens and pantries.

The glass doors protect the bags from dust and dirt, but they still give me a clear look of all of my pretty bags.

My only regret is not buying the Billy in this beautiful oak colour and pairing it with elegant brass knobs!

Pros

• Comes in many colours
• Versatile
• Sturdy
• Affordable

Cons

• Sometimes the doors can’t shut tightly (especially on one side)

Conclusion

I know Ikea furniture doesn’t have the best reputation.

Some people think they’re low quality furniture. Some think they look basic and boring.

Whatever people say, I’m a huge Ikea fan because I love their clean and practical designs.

Plus, they make basic furniture you can elevate by using different types of clever hacks available here.

What are your top Ikea furniture picks? Share them in the comments below!

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Confession: I don’t own a china cabinet in my own home.

But, I have one in my family home, and besides our dining table, it is the largest piece of furniture in our dining space.

My mother kept her best tableware and glassware in the china cabinet.

But over time, the rest of us started dumping our mail, random trinkets, and even medication inside the china cabinet.

It was a convenient spot for all the small things that didn’t have a home in our house.

After many years of being a dumping ground, the china cabinet is looking like an eyesore.

Our china cabinet has been around for three decades, but it is still a stunning piece of furniture.

It just needed a little help to make it look fresh again, so I finally decided to restyle it and I couldn’t be happier with the final result!

Keep reading to learn how to style a china cabinet in six easy steps.

Related: How To Style A Dining Table When Not In Use [10 Simple Ideas!]

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How to style a china cabinet

When it comes to styling, I love to scour my home first to see if there’s anything I can use before I shop for new pieces.

Whenever possible, I highly encourage you to shop within your own house first.

Remember, you can always recycle or repurpose something if you can’t find exactly what you’re looking for.

I challenged myself to style our china cabinet without buying anything new because I wanted my creative juices to really flow. I’m proud to say I succeeded!

Thankfully, my late mother was a little bit of a hoarder, so I managed to find all of these gems inside our home.

Trust me, it definitely felt like I was on a scavenger hunt, and I found all the treasures!

Here are six styling tips I used to get this look:

1. Use pieces with different textures

Keeping to one texture can make the entire display look one-dimensional.

I used a mix of materials, including glass, ceramic, and rattan.

Each element brings its own unique texture and charm —glass adds a sleek, modern touch, ceramic offers a classic, artisanal feel, and rattan introduces warmth and a natural vibe.

This combination not only enhances the overall look but also adds depth and variety, making the arrangement more visually interesting.

2. Add height to give your arrangement contrast

In addition to mixing textures, it is important to add different heights to create contrast and visual balance.

Try stacking plates and layering mugs to add height, or use books as risers for an extra boost.

You can’t see it from the pictures, but I placed a few books inside my rattan tray to elevate my teapot!

3. Choose complementary colors

To achieve a cohesive look, stick to complementary colors.

Since my china cabinet is made of dark wood, I aimed for a moody aesthetic.

Instead of bright pastels, I opted for neutral tones like brown, green, amber, and ivory to tie the whole look together.

4. Give your pieces breathing space

Believe me, I know how tempting it is to display everything you own.

However, clutter makes things blend in, and not stand out.

If you have a lot of tableware to display, I suggest rotating your display once every couple of months.

5. Add a modern touch

A china cabinet can look very traditional so adding a modern touch is a great way to update it.

My china cabinet had aged brass hardware, which was starting to blend it with the dark wood.

I replaced them with new brass knobs, which added a nice pop of color to a dark piece of furniture.

6. Include things that mean something to you and your family

This is a styling tip I use for everything.

Adding sentimental things is what makes your home unique. They are what make your home YOU.

I made sure to keep my mom’s favorite serving ware because they remind me of when she used to cook hearty meals for us.

Related: How To Style A TV Console In Six Easy Steps

China cabinet decor

1. Brass Cookbook Holder with Weighted Chains // 2. Beige Bud Decorative Vase // 3. Scalloped Edge Napkin Holder // 4. Citrus Harvest Framed Wall Canvas // 5. Footed Marble Countertop Tray Warm Beige // 6. Marble and Wood Knot Decor // 7. 6ct Taper Adjustable Brass Candelabra // 8. Handwoven Brown Storage Basket // 9. LED Table Lamp with Touch Sensor // 10. Mackenzie-Childs Enamel Pedestal Platter // 11. Brass Metal Round Tray

What is a china cabinet?

What exactly is a china cabinet?

Before this, I didn’t even know the term existed! I just called it a cabinet.

A china cabinet is sometimes referred to as a china hutch, which is not entirely accurate.

According to Hunker, a china cabinet refers to a cabinet with multiple display shelves and glass panels. Its primary function is to protect and display china.

On the other hand, a hutch is a multipurpose piece of furniture.

It has a freestanding unit that sits on the bottom half like drawers or cabinets.

This is the main difference considering a china cabinet usually comes in one piece.

Although they are different, these terms are still used interchangeably today.

Related: How To Style Coffee Table Books Like A Pro (And Which Ones To Buy!)

China cabinet recommendations

China cabinets can come in different shapes, sizes, materials, and price points.

Here are some high-end and affordable options I love:

1. Fern burl storage cabinet // 2. Livia hutch // 3. Hemnes cabinet // 4. Tessa Oak storage cabinet // 5. Leona hutch // 6. Fern pine storage cabinet // 7. Modway black oak storage cabinet // 8. Curio cabinet // 9. Mason storage cabinet

Which is your favorite china cabinet? Let me know in the comments!

3 reasons to purchase a china cabinet

A china cabinet will look beautiful in any dining room.

I would love to purchase one for our apartment but we, unfortunately, have no space!

If you’re still considering a china cabinet in your home, here are some reasons to purchase one:

1. Storage

Even if you’re not an avid tableware collector, a china cabinet is a perfect place to store your everyday dining essentials.

Keeping them in a china cabinet in a dining room makes setting the table an easy and fuss-free task.

2. Decorative

A china cabinet is more than just a piece of furniture. Because of its size, it can pass off as a piece of statement decor in the house.

3. Heirloom

When choosing a china cabinet, choose one that is made of solid wood.

A sturdy china cabinet can be kept as an heirloom and passed down from generation to generation.

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