I'm all for adaptive reuse projects, because the spaces usually offer grand open areas where the preserved details and character of the building's former life set a dramatic table, an almost fairytale atmosphere perfect for entertaining or sharing a formal meal.
This dining room, created from the sanctuary of a church, offers a magical congregation hall with its soaring ceiling, drenching sunshine through slender, pointed-arch gothic windows, warm textures from the thick dark grain of English oak wainscoting, and hardy scrolled arm rests of former pews.
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