Ottawa Citizen
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Jun 1, 2026
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Interior design trends: Room shift
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Interior design trends: Room shift
Today’s dining rooms are being reimagined as flexible, design-forward spaces that balance work, gathering, and everyday living with ease
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By Sara Duck, Special to the Citizen
Published Jun 01, 2026
Last updated Jun 01, 2026
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Oversized artwork, layered lighting, and plush seating give this dining space a relaxed, lived-in feel from Jane Lockhart Design. PHOTO BY GILLIAN JACKSON…
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