Eclectic Living Room Design Photos with Brown Walls
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Nectar
Reclaimed furniture hand crafted and exclusively imported by Nectar. Here you see our wooden Ganesh sculpture.
CM Fresh Perspectives
Using similar tones and shapes, we can use different textures and patterns that flow together and create harmony.
Hsu McCullough
Living Room with Dining Room. Open to Kitchen beyond with concealed doors to kid's bedrooms and bathroom at reclaimed wood siding wall. Photo by Clark Dugger
Planika Fires
HotBox is a modern bio fireplace insert. It can be easily install into an exisiting fireplace bringing its functionality back to life. Its modern electronics and sensors ensures the safety of the user.
This bio fireplace brings the beauty of real dancing flames and is a perfect fit for both modern and traditional designs. Thanks to the HotBox accessories, you can easily create the classic look of a wood-burning fireplace and still enjoy advanced technology.
Mitchell Wall Architecture and Design
Alise O'Brien Photography
Our assignment was to take a large traditional home in the French Eclectic style and update and renovate the interiors to reflect a more modern style. Many assume that modern furnishings only work in modern settings. This project proves that assumption to be wrong.
Sandy Schargel Interiors
The accessories on the fireplace are precious inherited treasures. The foyer nicho was painted in a faux suede-like finish as was the applied "tin" on the ceiling.
Cynthia B. Wilson Interior Design
I began working with the owners of this house in 2013. We started with the living and dining rooms. No new furniture was purchased, but the rooms transformed when we changed the wall and ceiling colors, added lighting and light fixtures, rearranged artwork, rugs and furniture. We softened the windows and added privacy with very simple linen Roman blinds. We used the same linen to slipcover the sofa.
Early in 2015, we tackled the most difficult room. The relatively small family room has disproportionately high ceilings. We worked to minimize the "elevator shaft" feeling of the room by replacing the previously "wimpy" mantel, surround and hearth with a design and combination of materials that stand up to the height of the room. In addition to treating the two sets of windows stacked at ground level and again at 8' as one tall window, we painted the ceiling chocolate brown which is reflected at floor level by the new rug (Dash and Albert - Nigel) and hearth stone. The chocolate brown ceiling extends into the foyer where we hung Circa Lighting's phenomenal "Kate" lantern.
Victoria Mc Hugh Photography
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