Woven Rug

A mix of warm neutrals and cool grays make this living room—conversation area, both chic and inviting. The contrast of the gray wall against the warm furniture pieces in the foreground help define the seating area and show off the interesting detail on the wall behind it.

Some might think a black and white color scheme sounds severe, but this space shows that it doesn't have to be the case. Between the plaid rug and pops of camel, this space feels quite cheerful.

This industrial-inspired living room is giving added texture and warmth with organic accents and some Mid-Century touches. Honey-colored wood and matching geometric wall-art add to the cozy feeling in the space.

A supple high-pile rug in vibrant turquoise brings this subtle transitional bedroom to life with its fun modern take on a traditional Turkish rug. The assortment of patterned pillows ties the rug into the rest of the space effortlessly.

In order to conjure the casual vibe that’s often found in California bedrooms, we created this space that’s filled with luxurious neutrals and textures. To get the look for yourself, try adding plush seating, nubby textures, and a bed so comfortable you never want to leave to your space.

Woven textures in warm wood hues scream coastal. Here twin cane chairs flank the fireplace and encompass a woven coffee table making the space feel oh so beachy and relaxed.

They say two heads are better than one, and this design makes us think the same rule applies to coffee tables. Not only does the light woven ottoman serve as additional surface space, but it also balances the larger black coffee table with it's neutral tone. Making the whole area feel more harmonious.

If you want a dining space that really pops, you might enjoy some mid-century modern style design. The style's signature strong lines pair perfectly with high impact colors, perfect for giving your space some oomph.

If you have fine china, glassware, or other dining accouterments you'd like displayed, consider investing in a glass bar cabinet. The added storage will keep you organized, and the glass doors will add an air of chic polish to your space.

If you like entertaining, you probably want surface space for setting up a bar, buffet, or snack station for your guests. Adding a large console table to your dining area can help ensure you have the surface space for any event accouterments and enough storage to hide it all away when you're done.

this dining room was designed to be both sleek and relaxed. We paired vintage-style dining table with mid-century-inspired dining chairs to create the perfect balance of old and new.

The Ivory Dylan Rug seen here adds a bit of boho charm to this modern living room space, mixing a touch of casual warmth to the contemporary cool.