This living room is all about earthy neutrals and laid-back layers. We mixed linen, wool, and lots of texture to keep things feeling warm and cozy, while still clean and modern. It’s the kind of space that feels simple, natural, and totally lived-in—in the best way.

This dining table is one of my favorites from the collection—its emerald marble top makes a statement without stealing the show. The modern silhouette feels fresh and refined, so I paired it with rustic dining chairs and an antique mirror to bring in warmth and contrast. The mix feels unexpected, but perfectly balanced.

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p.s. for the sake of the layout I only used 4 dining chairs, but the dining table is large enough to seat 6.

This bedroom features lime-washed walls that add beautiful depth and dimension to the space. Natural elements like the rattan light fixture bring warmth, while the streamlined nightstand and vintage-style rug balance things out. It’s a thoughtful mix of textures and styles that feels both relaxed and intentional.

This muted green office has a calm, collected feel with just the right touch of vintage charm. The color brings a sense of depth without being too bold, while layered textures and timeless details give the space character. It’s the perfect blend of quiet sophistication and old-soul warmth.

I love breaking away from the typical outdoor furniture “set” and mixing pieces for a more collected, designed feel. This simple sofa pairs perfectly with the more styled accent chairs—bringing personality and contrast to the space. It’s an easy way to make the outdoors feel just as thoughtful as the indoors.

Climbing plants are one of my favorite ways to bring greenery into a space—there’s nothing better than a pergola draped in vines and blooms. That was the vision behind this cozy, layered dining area. The pergola helps define the space, while the greenery adds shade and a soft, stunning touch. I chose a round dining table to enhance the sense of connection, keeping the decor minimal so the architecture and natural elements could really shine.

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p.s. this table can also seat 6 comfortably!