Fun coffee diagrams and a plus-shaped wallpaper pattern add tremendous charm to this candid dining room visualization.

The final dining room aligns with its angled window to utilize the maximum amount of light possible.

This dining room incorporates furniture from a number of Scandinavian designers. The list of stars includes Anre Jacobsen's Drop Chair and Wegner's CH33 chair, mixed in with a little mood lighting by Søren Rose.

Gorgeous! This room demonstrates the transformative power of light and shadow on warm wood surfaces. The unique dining pendant lights you see here are the Caravaggio P4 pendants.

Wainscoting, reclaimed box shaped shelves, and button-handled cabinetry give this kitchen and dining room a warm and traditional appeal.

Tucked into a corner under a breathtaking skylight, this dining setup really embraces and elevates the Nordic sunny interior style.

Note the small nod to the ubiquitous hunting trophy on the upper left shelves – with a few twigs and an appropriate base, this little accessory would make for a fun weekend project.

Open cabinetry brings to mind Nordic kitchens in a big way. Here, they echo the strong lines of the cabinetry and the over-table cantilever lamp.

The vaulted ceiling and mix of classic chair styles takes this eclectic dining arrangement to the next level.

If you're going for Scandinavian influence, it's hard to go wrong with white walls and natural wood tones. This dining room mixes things up a little with a dark gray wall. The chairs are from the Merano collection by Alex Gufler.

Distressed surfaces and modern materials come together in a fascinating duel of styles. Blue and yellow accents draw the eye to the works of art – both printed and functional – found throughout the open layout.

Concert posters infuse this dining room with the personality of the owner, set against a backdrop of smooth wood paneling.

Chairs by Verner Panton and Hans Wegner represent the Nordic design philosophy quite well. Painted table legs and coordinating Eames chairs help tie the aesthetic together.

Very stylish! This Scandinavian-inspired dining space incorporates dark wood and crimson accents as a powerful counterbalance to the smooth white surfaces employed throughout.

This dining room is tucked into the cozy kitchen area, gently illuminated by a pair of coral-tinted pendant lights.

Hee Welling designed these smooth modern dining chairs at his studio in Copenhagen. The pendant light is the result of collaboration between Bertjan Pot (based in the Netherlands) & Marcel Wanders.

Our first dining room is perhaps the most accessible, as most of the furniture and decor comes from IKEA. The modern dining chairs in black are from the Esbjörn collection, and the wing chair in the background is part of the Strandmon line.

Here's another dining room that utilizes the amazing galvanized chairs by Xavier Pauchard – this time, they blend seamlessly with the grayscale theme surrounding the natural wood-and-white table.

Geometric chairs (by Konstantin Grcic) bring this modernist dining room in line with one of today's most imitated trends.

Charismatic artwork and eclectic chairs give this simple grayscale dining room a distinctive personality. The half-painted chair offers a design project to try over the weekend – a brush and a can of paint is all you need.

More classic Wishbone chairs soften this ultra-minimalistic dining room with a touch of organic flair. The lamp is a rather famous IKEA piece from the Maskros line. It's hue matches that of the white dining table.

Within this classic kitchen, Scandinavian-designed chairs help establish a solid identity. The dip-painted chairs are the work of Michael Thonet, and the accent chair at the head of the table is a classic Scandinavian style.

This dining room takes on a decidedly modern aesthetic, paired with contemporary composite materials and perfectly coordinated dining furniture.

Bright, spacious, and open – this dining room combines a traditionally inspired spindle back dining chair with a collection of Eames seats.

Galvanized steel chairs have remained popular all over the world, and certainly made their mark in the Scandinavian design scenes as well. Here, they join a traditional table setup surrounded by pristine modern materials.

Here, both sets of dining chairs represent the work of Danish designers. Hans Wegner designed the seating in the foreground, and the taller chairs against the wall are the work of Arne Jacobsen. The rest of the room takes strong cues from the chic and dressed styles attributed to Scandinavian interiors.

Classic leather furniture stands out from its backdrop of minimalistic white surfaces. The dining chairs exhibit the best combination of modern form and classic materials, while the butterfly lounge chair in the back stands alone as an icon of mid-century design.

This dining arrangement keeps things extra low profile to preserve emphasis on the incredible window view. The unfinished wood legs are perhaps the most substantial part of the arrangement but blend seamlessly into the light floor below them.

Simple, monochromatic, and just warm enough to keep guests gathered around for conversation after a heavy meal.

Minimalistic and outfitted in simple eggshell white, this dining room draws attention to its dining arrangement exclusively. The table feels welcoming with its light and warm wood tones. Giancarlo Piretti designed the translucent folding chairs in 1967 and they remain just as much of a modern masterpiece today.

Bold wood paneling marks the transition from the carpeted living room to this distinctive dining room, cheered up by bright pops of yellow throughout.

This dining room brightens its modernistic grayscale interior with a set of curvaceous Wishbone chairs, an iconic style by the famous Danish furniture designer Hans Wegner.