Feast Your Eyes on These 16 Modern Dining Room Designs

When Daisy and Kenta moved into their home, the rooms were very closed off from each other. They worked with Seattle firm Plum Projects to turn their 1990s-era home in Mercer Island, Washington, into a house with a more open floor plan and a minimal Japanese-inspired design. Removing unnecessary doors and opening up other areas of the home to the dining room adds brightness, feels more extensive, and allows for better transitions between rooms.