This has been a lot of fun to put together! I’m liking this new brainchild of {one room three ways} where I reuse two to three of the same pieces – be it sofa, lamp, chair, etc. – and create rooms different styles of rooms using those core pieces.
Earlier this week we started with a classic English roll arm sofa (in a fun cranberry color) and a beautiful mirrored coffee table on castors, used in a “french eclectic” style living room. Here’s a reminder of our two carryover pieces…
…which I put together in a beachy modern style, below (make sure to click the image to see a better picture!):
Sources:
- capiz pendant – {west elm – rectangular hanging capiz pendant – $129}
- turquoise wool pillows – {design public – blu dot square pillow – $59}
- turquoise splatter pillow – {design public – unison larch square pillow – $52}
- mirror – {z gallerie – michael mirror – $349}
- pair of pale blue lamps – {z gallerie – zoe table lamp – $99/ea}
- white console table – {house eclectic – xia li console – $563}
- turquoise greek key rug – {the rug company – key turquoise – to the trade}
- cranberry English roll arm sofa – {ruby beet – george sherlock extended two-seater sofa – to the trade}
- mirrored coffee table – {restoration hardware – whitney coffee table – $720}
- pair of turquoise urns – {z gallerie – elko cannisters – $24.95 & $29.95}
- bird pillow – {design public – thomas paul perch violet linen pillow – $100}
- seagrass side table – {target – woven side table (dark honey) – $44.99}
- pair of chairs – {ballard designs – linley side chair (salisbury) – $519/ea}
- painted white hardwood floors
- beadboard paneling in white
- upper half of walls + ceiling paint color – {farrow & ball – pavilion blue}
I can totally picture this room looking out onto the ocean…say, on the West Coast, down in Florida, or perhaps in the Outer Banks. Or, I can just as soon see it set the vibe for a landlubber’s cute little arts-and-crafts bungalow trying to capture the essence of the beach. It’s a comfortable room – but still clean and refined…and it’s so much fun with the bright white floors and beadboard and pops of color, the rug pattern, and the sparkly chandelier and coffee table.
Would you add or subtract anything to the look? How do you like the turquoise and cranberry color combo?
Any requests for the third room style?! Let me know what you think!






{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }
Third room, please.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog!
I had fun browsing through your posts. We lived in the DC area for a while, too. First Annandale and then a townhouse in Manassas
Have a great day!
Jacci