Dexter Accent Chair
The cozy Dexter Accent Chair brings the best of cottage style with dramatic contrast.
WHY WE LOVE IT: Built with an upholstered seat set within a dark frame and woven back, this chair fuses textures creating effortless style.
HOW WE STYLE IT: Though fabulous alone; try adding an accent table between two or adding a patterned accent pillow.
Abaca Cube
The Abaca Cube, with its woven rattan texture in white and tan, adds interest and depth into your home.
WHY WE LOVE IT: The versatility of the Abaca Cube speaks for itself. Whether you’re using it as a cocktail table, footrest or seating for an entryway table this piece brings comfort and class.
HOW WE STYLE IT: Try using two cubes in a living room setting pairing it with the Long Key Console Table to bring contrast to the piece.
Jensen Accent Chair
The Jensen Accent Chair quickly becomes the talking piece in the room with its sleek, bold silhouette and lived in leather arms and comfortable custom upholstery.
WHY WE LOVE IT: The Jensen fits well in any space with a modern, vintage flair and customizable upholstery. The mix of textures brings warmth to any home space.
HOW WE STYLE IT: Try adding a warm neutral throw blanket over the back or arm of this chair.
Wells Accent Chair
The Wells Accent Chair brings a modern twist on the traditional living seating with its mix of upholstery and metals, making it a statement in every space.
WHY WE LOVE IT: The ever-adaptable Wells Accent Chair makes a comfortable seat for guests during cocktail hour or cozying up with your favorite book.
HOW WE STYLE IT: Use a lumbar pillow to bring an added level of comfort and color, tying the entire space together.
Long Key Cocktail Table
When incorporating pieces like the Long Key Cocktail Table to a space, it adds a coastal comfort without being overpowering in any space – whether coastal or not.
WHY WE LOVE IT: The open air, glass top, rectangular design of the Long Key Cocktail Table gives an open concept to your living space, free to design to your liking.
HOW WE STYLE IT: Whether styling the open bottom or the glass top or both, try adding stacked books and a vase of fresh flowers to bring more life into your home.
2 Comments
Leader Stroy
July 26, 2022 at 1:29 pmBoston is a city that showcases the perfect fusion of old and new architecture. It is clear to anyone who has ever walked the streets of this city.
Interestingly, people living in Boston also combine styles and elements in their homes. This direction in design is called modern classics, which means a combination of traditional classic design with modern materials.
Yuliya
August 29, 2022 at 5:53 amHelpful, thanks!