Mixed-Style Interiors

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The secret of mixing styles is one quiet element that holds the room steady while the rest are free to differ. The steady part is a cream or beige sofa; around it come rustic wood tables, black consoles and patterned rugs. A teal velvet armchair and a grey knit pouf sit on dark wood floors, and a black metal chandelier hangs under a vaulted ceiling.

A cream area rug with a carved floral pattern sits on dark wood floors next to a teal velvet armchair and a gray knit pouf.

Caroline Patterson

A cream velvet sectional sofa sits in front of a white paneled wall decorated with three abstract teal and gold art panels.

Caroline Patterson

A beige sofa is paired with a narrow black wooden console table holding books and a blue vase, set against a blue-patterned rug.

Caroline Patterson

A gray tufted sofa with tapered wood legs sits on a textured rug in a bright room with framed art and a window.

Caroline Patterson

A bright bedroom featuring a bed with a carved grey headboard, a distressed white dresser, and teal accent furniture on a patterned area rug.

Caroline Patterson

A rustic wood coffee table with two woven storage baskets underneath sits on a patterned rug in front of a beige sofa.

Caroline Patterson

A bright farmhouse living room with neutral upholstered seating, a rustic wood coffee table, and a black metal chandelier under a vaulted ceiling.

Caroline Patterson