Kitchens

One of our favorite ways to refresh a kitchen without a full renovation is by updating the counter stools. It’s such a small change, but it can completely shift the feel of the space—making it lighter, warmer, and more intentional. With our newest arrivals, it’s easier than ever to find a stool that blends seamlessly into a neutral, lived-in kitchen while still adding character and texture. Whether your style leans modern, classic, or somewhere in between, these new designs are made to elevate your everyday moments.

A modern coastal dining room is all about that effortless, light-filled feeling—where clean lines meet natural texture and everything feels calm, welcoming, and just a little elevated. Today we are sharing our tips to create that relaxed, coastal ease in your dining room while keeping it modern, intentional, and beautiful enough for both entertaining and everyday living.

There’s something special about a dining space that encourages people to linger long after the meal is finished—where conversations flow easily, the lighting feels soft and welcoming, and every detail works together to create a sense of effortless comfort. When we design dining areas, our goal is always the same: create a space that feels beautiful, open, and inviting, but also lived-in and real. Here are a few of our favorite ways to craft dining spaces that naturally draw guests together.

The pieces we carry on our online shop, Becki Owens Living, are carefully curated. These are the furniture pieces, rugs, lighting fixtures, and styling accessories that we have fallen in loved with and used in our client projects. One of our best-sellers that has proven a favorite, not only with our team but clients as well, is the Lakeview Dining Table. We used this beautiful white-washed wood table in our Rosemary Project. Today we want to spotlight its beauty. It might be perfect in your own dining space. Take look!

In most of our dining spaces, we skip matching dining sets and instead pick a combinations of materials, textures and wood tones between our table and chairs. The look feels collected and interesting. You might like the look of all one type of chair, or mix things up. Here are three types of dining seats we love to use and some of our best-selling looks.

For high traffic areas, you are going to want a rug that will protect your floors and add beauty to the space for a welcoming look. You’ll need a rug that can hold up to wear and tear and be easily cleaned. We carry rugs that are meant to preform. We use them in kitchens, entrys, laundry rooms, and bathrooms. Here are a few of our top selling runners for high traffic areas.