I already did one mood board last week, but I have tons of dream living rooms. If I had the time or the budget or the energy to decorate monthly, oh man would I ever. In reality I'm usually on my hands and knees at some strange basement estate sale looking for knick knacks someone stuffed behind their meat freezer. So this mythical universe (in which I get to fantasy shop at 1st Dibs!) is nothing short of miraculous.
From grand dining rooms to sketchy mead halls, torch-lit castle chambers to the mysterious glitter of Qarth: north, south, east, and Westeros… there's a lot of style inspiration in Game of Thrones. Here, a collection inspired by the books and TV series (including an over-the-top replica of the Iron Throne), all available now, in a mix designed to evoke the exotic, rough and regal in a way that works right now. Well, maybe not with that actual throne. (Wildfire sold separately.)
Beyond wood and metal, Warm Industrial welcomes with worn leather, natural elements, and the comfort of things that have a history. The opposite of formal, this living room is made for relaxing. More
This living room is what would happen if Marimekko had its annual office party at a biker bar. It's both happily bright and a little on the dark side. It's also sophisticated and playful at the same time. I love the black leather combined with neon flashes of candy consumer pink. All that contradiction keeps people guessing.
I have a love affair with boldly patterned chairs. More playful than a pillow, not as dominating as a whole sofa, they're the perfect spark for my creative fire. The latest object of my affection is this chic, Southwest-inspired beauty. If money was no object, here's how I'd design a room around this pretty piece.
We don't usually see green as anything more than an accent color in interior design, as it tends to overpower even the most balanced room. However, pieces of pretty, green furniture are the perfect way to introduce the color into a room without crowding the eye. More
Pink can be polarizing. But beyond bubblegum, there's a whole range of hues that can be subtle or bold. From nearly neutral to in your face fuchsia, these rooms feature furniture in chic shades of pink. Get inspired, and then get the look! More
Comfortable but not sloppy, classic but not stale, New Traditional takes tried and true standards and updates them in a way that feels both fresh and timeless. With flourishes like curved feet, a pretty pattern, or neutral color blocking, these sofas add interest without overwhelming a space. More
For my dream living room I chose to diverge from my usual neutral pallete and move towards something with a little more drama. This space is all about clean lines and bold moves. It began with the gold table and the zebra print, two items I've had my eye on for some time now, and grew from there. More





























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