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Recreate this textural space with these statement pieces Balance both physical textures; smooth and rough with visual texture The iron branding tools offer visual texture in place of 'artwork' providing a 3-D element

Consider the balance and harmony of decor furniture and artwork when designing a room ensuring your selections complement each other and do not overwhelm the space

Style Tips

Keep the colour palette simple and limited; magnify with texture A classic combination of black, white and tan grounds the space and maintains the integrity for years to come

Create character through decor accessories like vases, woven baskets, artwork and fresh blooms

Pay attention to the balance of various textures and colours used throughout the space Smooth objects like candles, vases, tabletops and glass juxtapose the exposed brick, woven textures, antiques and natural timber elements

Think of texture as building up the layers, starting from the ground up

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Mix contemporary selections with vintage art for a curated discerning look

Pair simple frames with period art subjects or modern art framed in thick ornate frames, for a perfect statement piece

Raw timber brings an organic feel and look to a room. Choose wood with a beautiful grain or patina as an injection of character Timber accents through beams, doors or a mantle can add much-needed depth to a space, especially in new construction homes.

The formal living room of our CLAREMONT Project is a classic example of texture through pattern The fabric selections bring visual texture to this space Soft linen sheers, a wool rug together with the twist design of the coffee table exude a timeless aesthetic

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BARLEY TWIST Coffee Table $1599

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SOPHIE Rug in Spring Meadow, from $2399

Style Tip

Rugs are essential to make a space feel complete They bring warmth, character and colour to spaces

Our top tips;

Don't skimp on size When in doubt, go bigger Aim to have at least one third of furniture on the rug

Rugs CAN and should be used in carpeted rooms

Choose durable materials for high traffic areas such as wool or a natural fiber like jute

Pick a cohesive colour palette when using multiple rugs in open-planned spaces

Pay attention to scale and opt for small patterns in cosy spaces and larger patterns for spacious rooms are soft and plush Visual texture is created through the intricate patterns of the rugs