Distressed Rug

A light tan-leather sofa is a statement piece, no matter the style of your living room. Give it a colorful and modern eclectic edge by combining it with an industrial metal coffee table and a blue geometric rug. Then mix it up by layering in lots of pillows, graphic art, a woven pouf, and some cool lighting. It'll all add up to a look that's cheery and bold but still warmly inviting.

This living room is what Modern Farmhouse dreams are made of. The seating arrangement, with two stunning white sofas flanking the fireplace, creates drama and a true wow factor! The neutral color scheme allows the furniture to pop, and it's all offset by the unexpected but welcome pop of light blue seen in the distressed rug.

This is our idea of a refined-rustic farmhouse living room that would make Chip and Joanna Gaines proud. From the symmetrical white sofas and the rattan side tables to the arched mirror and display cabinet, all the pieces in this open living room nail the rustic comfort look. If you're looking for a living room layout that always works, this is it. 

This neutral living room has many traditional elements that create a stylish room that will never go out of style. The clean lines of the sofa and coffee table are accented by the ornate details in the side tables. They all work together to create a chic yet traditional living room!

Antiques don't always have to be statement pieces. Sometimes incorporating antique furniture as a subtle accent is just the thing. Below, we’re using an antique trunk as a coffee table. And a coffee table with built-in storage, no less! As a whole, the room is a mix of modern and traditional lines, so this trunk blends in quite naturally.

One challenge for a mixed-use space is zoning it in a way that allows for separate functions to not interfere with one another. For example, in this room, we needed to have both an office and a living space, but we didn't want to worry about work when watching a movie, or dream of the couch when we were hard at work. To solve this dilemma, we simply placed a shelf, slightly taller than the desk, between the two spaces and Voilà, out of sight out of mind.

Who wouldn't want to cozy up in this rustic bedroom? Between the lively line art, spindle bed, pastel pops this room has a something for everyone.

Just because a dining room is formal doesn't mean it has to be stuffy. Take for example this space which has a formal vibe but keeps things approach with its use of color and materials.

Your baby's nursery is as much a space for you as it is for them. You're not obligated to have a cutesy theme if you don't want one (though it's okay if you do.) Feel free to pick style choices that you enjoy. Whether they are boho (like in this design), modern, glam, or rustic, any style can work so long as the space is safe and cozy for your baby.

Blue accents make this transitional living room pop! The understated blue rug is the perfect base for light and clean furniture with wood touches. The blue pillows and decor items tie in with the rug making this space calm and collected.

This distressed jute rug is a great way to incorporate some rustic elements in this otherwise modern/minimal design. Add in some wooden pieces to drive home the rustic vibe. A nice fur rug is also a great way to pull in more rustic elements.

Having a baby is great; changing dirty diapers isn't so great. To make the experience more enjoyable, consider placing the changing station by the window. After all, few things aren't improved by a beautiful view, even dirty diapers.