I'm SO loving the idea of mixing finishes, fabrics and fixtures to make one cohesive look. The trick is making sure all finishes (except for upholstery and carpeting) are featured on two different furnishings within the room. For example, pulling metal finishes in both the chairs and table. Acrylic in both the chairs and chandy. And so on.
The look feels simple and rustic with a touch of elegance. You can dress up this framework with various table runners, centerpieces and dinnerware depending on the occasion. Just be sure to connect the finishes throughout the room wherever possible.
tip:Pull color inspiration from those featured in the rug and chairs. If you're looking to add more variety, opt for lighter or darker hues of those in the rug to keep the space from looking too busy.
I just bought that table! And I bought two of RH's natural linen slip covered chairs for either end of the table. Also a rustic bench on one side. Do you think I could do a few mid century Eames cream chairs in the middle, or is that too much going on? Any other ideas?
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