This week, I created an Apartment Chic living room using affordable furniture options from Amazon. If you haven't checked out their new furniture line yet, you will be pleasantly surprised at the quality and prices.
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The design
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- The Sofa -
This leather sofa has all the Mid-century vibes going on. I love the long fixed bench seat and tapered legs. This sofa comes in two sizes 74" and 86.6" so it can fit into any home.
- The Coffee Table -
The combination of reclaimed elm and brushed bronze come together to create this beautiful coffee table. The unique top is made with hardwood strips that are laid out in a parquet sunburst pattern. The brushed bronze metal base makes it a piece that will fit in with any style
- The Chair -
We love the way the upholstery peeks through its sculptural arms on this chairs. It has a nice wide, welcoming seat that feel inviting.
- The Media Cabinet -
This media cabinet can be used as a TV stand or as a console for all you non-tv watching folks out there. This cabinet has flat-panel doors with light and dark graining giving it a dimensional look.
- The Lighting -
I love the sculptural quality of this floor lamp. It has a mid-century feel that makes a bold statement. I could see this used next to a chair for reading or as a functional sculptural piece like I did in this design.
-The Rug -
This rug has been a long time favorite of mine. I love the dense pile and tassel trim. This rug is plush and invites your tired feet to rest.
- The Art -
I love photography. I love how simple things are elevated to another level in thin box frames. These pieces are meant to be fun, whimsical or inspiring. I think photography is timeless so buy what sparks joy in you.
- The Accessories -
This pillow is so much fun with its silhouettes of black geese. They are slightly raised above a white background on the front and the back is black faux linen. I love its plush texture and that I won't have to worry about spills because it unzips easily to throw in the wash.
I love this Yucca Cane plant so much that I have two flanking my shops door. They like lightly shaded areas so they are perfect for low-lit entryways. This planter reminds me of the stoneware crocks we sell in store. It has that same two-tone effect and is pretty all by itself on a counter or in its iron stand on the floor.
Fiddle leaf figs are so beautiful. I have a faux tree and one live (that is surprisingly thriving!!!) This live version is easy to care for, just needing a water once a week (allow it to drain!) and bright filtered light. I think combining it with this ceramic pot would be beautiful in anyone's home and also makes a lovely gift!
Lately, I've been thinking about how entertaining at home used to be a regular part of social life, from casual cocktail parties to spontaneous evenings with friends and neighbors. Perhaps what our homes are missing isn't another beautiful piece of furniture, but more opportunities to connect. I'm exploring the return of in-person conversation, simple weekly get-togethers, and how creating intentional conversation spaces in our homes can help bring back a little more connection, community, and time together.