Whether a room is eclectic or adheres to a specific style, a great way to pull it together is through repetition of shape or pattern. Can you guess the shape that helps to connect the mix of high/low finds together in this collaged room? It's an easy one — the IKEA rug gives it away. Make the jump to get all the product links and paint color info …
If you guessed a triangle or cone shape, you're right! The lamp, rug, artwork, and end tables all contain this shape.
Furniture, Accessory & Art Sources:
• IKEA Stockholm Triangl Rug
• Rosewood Cabinet designed by Arne Vodder on Bellbet
• Cowhide Rug on eBay
• Glossy Lacquer Coffee Table on eBay
• Twiggy Side Table from CB2
• Arredoluce Three Arm Floor Lamp at Wright Now
• Ian L Shaped Sectional from Room & Board
• Martini Side Table from West Elm
• Multidimensional New Original Large Painting on Etsy
• Artifort F444 Chair by Pierre Paulin at All Modern
• Jonathan Adler pillows
Paint Color: A coat of Valspar Ultra Premium Dark Kettle Black 4011-2 on the wall makes for a great dark neutral canvas to for these pieces to work together.
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Comments (6)
those are some weird looking chairs.. they look really uncomfortable and like you'd have a hard time actually getting out of them.
Awhile ago, there was a post about a free program you could use to make these collages (not Photoshop), anyone remember what it was??
Kudos to the Collage. I like to see how people think about pulling everything together.
@sturgeongeneral Maybe you're thinking of MyDeco?
gochrisgo, I think that's it! Thanks :)
Polyvore is also great for piecing together rooms from products online.
This is incredible........I've always mixed vintage furniture with new textiles including many from IKEA. The affordability allows you to change fabrics from season to season without killing your budget. What a terrific idea.