Swivel Armchair

This modern farmhouse living look mixes elements for a truly dynamic space! From wood to linen, marble, ceramic and even sea grass, it has it all. The range of tones brings cohesive warmth to this space.

Linen, velvet, and jute are just some of the refined textiles that bring an elevated air to this transitional style living room. The end result is one that is both livable and luxurious.

Even if you already have shades in your room, it is a good idea to add curtains to the room. Not only will it make the walls appear taller, but the office will feel more inviting.

This lovely home office is the perfect work space if you need to share your work space with a partner or roommate. The large bookcase has ample storage for you and a friend.

Fireplaces can be a great gathering place in your home, but they can sometimes look a little gloomy when the fire's not lit. To get your fireplace feeling warm when the fires out fill the surrounding space with eye-catching wall art and soft, supple textiles that will make you feel cozy and captivated.

Armchairs that can change direction work great in a lot of spaces. Everyone will always feel like they're part of the conversation in this layout. With plenty of storage, the space will never seem cluttered or out of order.

These unique swivel chairs complement the contemporary lines of the sofa. A bench is perfect to have extra seating in this beautiful neutral living room. Great decorative pillows are perfect to complement the style. Sit down and enjoy with your family.

A grid of black surrounds neutral squares, gives these curtain panels the delicate, organic beauty and intriguing pigment-bleed of watercolor paintings. The refined industrial pendant hangs with graceful reserve. With a wide drop, the large pendant shade has a golden interior, casting a light that is diffused and exceptionally rich. Emulating granite, this rug is a piece of art on the floor, adding an abstract pattern with a white background and a pop of black.

This shared works space is not only incredible stylish, it's also very functional. The two desk at the window and the wall allow workers to pick a prefrenarance of whether they prefer a view or not. Meanwhile the center table is great for a lunch break or if you'd prefer to work closely together with you workmate.

Basement living areas can feel stuffy because of issues like limited natural light and low ceilings. However, the use of low slung transitional pieces in this space adds additional height to the room while a spare layout keeps things feeling open and makes up for the lack of sunlight.

Wrought iron, wood tones, steel, dark tones are all hallmarks of the industrial aesthetic. Trying to make those elements neutral and inviting can be difficult. Using a white top desk with wood tones and black steel legs can really lighten up the space and keep it neutral. Adding a light color rug with a mix of dark tone colors can tie the whole space together.

The swivel office chair is upholstered in a gray fabric on the back and light brown leatherette on the seat with a black base, creating interest. Extra greenery placed throughout the space breaks the formal office feel, making the room feel homier. A bench provides extra flexible seating and infuses a darker shade and pattern in this room.