Olivia Culpo's dining room embraces a calming, pared-back color scheme for a strikingly modern luxe look

Olivia Culpo's tablescaping stands out against the neutral backdrop of her dining room, it's a testament to the power of the relaxed shades

olivia culpo in her dining room
(Image credit: Crate & Barrel)

We can count on Olivia Culpo to epitomize timeless style, and her dining room is no exception. The lifestyle expert's gorgeous tablescape proves that 'neutral' doesn't equate to boring. Through a gorgeous combination of texture, contrast, and pops of color, Culpo elevates a cozy and relaxing palette.

Culpo's dining room is a stylish celebration of warm neutrals. Her warm hardwood floors are topped with a cozy jute rug. White walls with a black and white gallery wall and black marble sconces draw the eye across the space, perfectly complementing the black and glass pendant light. At the center of the room, Culpo's rectangular dining table is cloaked in a long linen tablecloth that matches her plush linen dining chairs. The tablescpape features different heights of pink candle, flowers, and dark napkins that tie the whole look together. It's a modern, luxurious take on a neutral color scheme.

The majority of Culpo's summer tablescape was sourced from one of her favorite retailers: Crate & Barrel. In fact, she loves the brand so much that she registered there for her wedding. Culpo tells Homes & Gardens: 'A huge reason I think people should register with Crate & Barrel is because of the extensive product categories – I love that Crate & Barrel truly is a store for the whole home. There are also so many exclusive kitchen and tabletop items in so many beautiful colors that feel unique and fit any design aesthetic.'

olivia culpo in her dining room

(Image credit: Crate & Barrel)

She continues, 'Plus, you can also register for new bedding, towels and the most gorgeous décor pieces to decorate your space. The Crate & Barrel Ophelia Vase on my registry adds so much to a room.'

olivia culpo's dining room

(Image credit: Crate & Barrel)

The modern decor feel of Culpo's space comes through in the minimalist combination of white and wood. From the white walls to the white in the pictures on the walls, the entire back half of the room feels reflective. Exposed beams in the ceiling and the flowers on the table juxtapose this modern look with natural touches for a contemporary energy.

olivia culpo's dining room

(Image credit: Crate & Barrel)

If you hope to recreate Culpo's dining table styling, it's about starting with a neutral base and working from there. Breaking it down into layers, she begins with the basics of a beige linen tablecloth layered with white plates and bowls. From there, gold cutlery and chocolate brown napkins bring a sense of warmth and character to the space. Bronze and black candlestick holders complement the dark notes in the gallery wall behind her, adding to the cohesive feel. Pink, orange and yellow flowers and candles bring in a refreshing spot of color.

By visualizing these three levels in your own home: the basics, the unifiers, and the pop, you can easily replicate the timeless style of this look.

olivia culpo's dining room

(Image credit: Crate & Barrel)

Neutrals are the perfect base for a beautiful room, but they require careful attention to texture, shape, and contrast to bring them to the next level. Olivia Culpo's dining room is a masterclass in using the colors.


Shop H&G's Tablescaping Edit

We love Olivia Culpo's neutral tablescape, but there are so many different ways to design a table. Whether it's indoors or al fresco tablescaping, we love a patterned tablecloth for bringing visual interest to the dining room. Relaxed linen napkins bring a calming, laid-back feeling to any tabletop. Colorful glassware is another way to add a pop to your dinner instantly.


Sophie Edwards
News Editor

Sophie is a London-based News Editor at Homes & Gardens, where she works on the Celebrity Style team. She is fascinated by the intersection of design and popular culture and is particularly excited when researching trends or interior history. Sophie is an avid pop culture fan. As an H&G editor, she has interviewed the likes of Martha Stewart, Hilary Duff, and the casts of Queer Eye and Selling Sunset. Before joining Future Publishing, Sophie worked as the Head of Content and Communications at Fig Linens and Home, a boutique luxury linens and furniture brand. She has also written features on exciting developments in the design world for Westport Magazine. Sophie has an MSc from the Oxford University Department of Anthropology and a BA in Creative Writing and Sociology from Sarah Lawrence College.