High vs Low – Dining Room

High vs Low – Dining Room

In this week’s High vs Low, I have sourced some classic traditional items to curate a dining room space. These dining room products are very similar in style, size and color. However, when looking at the items, there are subtle differences such as texture and shape.

In the high price pieces, you’ll notice the shapes to be more structured while being refined. Another difference to the high price items is that the products are more textured while providing more detail to them. The high list items are gorgeous, but it’s the price that can be hard to deal with while shopping on a budget.  The “B” word stinks doesn’t it? Therefore, next to the high is the low priced section. You’ll see very similar styles with minor tweaks to the products. However, the cost savings could be well worth it. Take a look below to see what I’m referring to, as well as the prices and links to each item to avoid breaking the bank!

High

  1. Area rug 6’x9′ $699 2. Dining Table $1,799 3. Wood Dining Chair $329 4. Bar Cart $398 5. Upholstered Dining Chair $620 6. Chandelier $1,679

Low

  1. Area Rug 6’7″ x 9’10” $119 2. Dining Table $899 3. Wood Dining Chair $279.98 set of 2 4. Bar Cart $149.99 5. Upholstered Dining Chair $229.99 6. Chandelier  $280

It’s amazing on how much you can save, right? Especially, the black wooden chairs that provide a huge cost saver if you need 4-6 quantity. I hope you’ve enjoyed seeing the comparisons side by side.

Happy shopping!

SAS

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About the Author

Stephanie Shortridge is our talented lead interior designer. Born and raised in Scottsdale, AZ, she grew up around real estate and construction. Stephanie graduated with a Bachelors of the Arts in Interior Design at the Art Institute of Phoenix and has had the opportunity to work on high end luxury residential projects in the Scottsdale and Los Angeles areas for the past seven years. Known to friends and family by the nickname SAS, Stephanie can be found spending her time pursuing her life goals of design, family, and philanthropy.