In this Clinton Hill apartment, a mix of salvaged furniture and vintage textiles find new life. A wooden ladder, canvas draped stool, and throw rugs add a camp-like aesthetic . See how you can acquire this casually, cultivated look.
To help you get the look from this wonderful room featured in New York magazine:
1. Rustic Barnwood Ladder
2. "The Distance is Closer" by Ky Anderson
3. Napa Trails Wine Cupbard
4. Dip-Dyed Stool
5. Esma Ikat Hand-Knitted Rug
6. Source Kudu Table Lamp
7. Brigit Throw Pillow and Brigit Throw
8. Dexter Outdoor Bench
9. Canvas Square Pillow
(Images: Top Image: New York Magazine, Bottom Images: as credited above)
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I love the coffee table, and they actually managed to make that wood bench look comfortable. Nicely put together room!
The coffee table really bothers me. It looks like a jail/pen which is creepy to me. I do like both cabinets and sofas.
On the other hand, you could use the coffee table to keep chickens or a bunny if you needed to!
I'm curious how much the aquire it options really cost. If the owners of the room salvaged most of the pieces either from thrift/used/vintage shops or other ways I bet it was rather on the affordable side of things. I'm sure the Acquire it options are much more expensive. Ironic now that people are trying to mimmic the look of afordabilty?
the coffee table's an old chicken coop, they are jails...for chickens!