What is the feel you are looking for? The bar stools & liquor cart have a farmhouse feel but the window treatments are formal?

I need to see the other spaces . IMO this is a very formal looking room for such a small table . I think the color scheme is fine but I am not sure what you don't like about it.

Gorgeous room, it has a wonderful luxe, moody feel, and is very inviting. I think the color scheme looks great, if you like it. Can you show other sides of the room?

I am torned between two styles, as you can see. My ideal home would be an elegant cabin. This picture is the dining room transitioning into the kitchen.

I love your style! Beautiful home.

What if you switched tables?

Living room and dining room are one big room. Here's the living room. What I am unsure about is the wall color in the dining room and I how to strike a balance to achieve a luxury farmhouse feel. Should the dining room curtains go? Maybe shutters instead?

Ahh, ok, seeing that last picture, disregard my switching tables comment!

The room as is seems to coordinate well with your other rooms, but yes, shutters would certainly have a bit more casual feel.

I’d paint the dining room ceiling before anything. The architecture of your home does not lend itself to anything farmhouse, in my opinion. I think you’ve done a nice job mixing in a bit of modern. Painting the ceiling and walls lighter would look nice, too, if you’re tired of the current color.

Beautiful home! I would remove drapes from French doors only to lighten up the look. Then I would wallpaper the dining room wall with something light. Look at Candace Olsen’s wallpapers for inspiration.

Thank you! Yes I had a bigger table in there at one point but it seemed too cluttered since the rooms are one big room. The dining room ceiling color has bugged me too. I have hesitated because I like the technique. What if I had it repainted using the same technique but mostly white with a little grey? Just lower shutters in white?

Yes, love those ideas!