"We used tonality and warm woods to make the space feel cozy despite its sparse decoration," says Avery Cox of Avery Cox Design.
Alison Victoria salvaged this antique mantel from Architectural Accents and made it the star of the show by adding accessories like an oversize mirror, picture frames, faux candles, and plants.
The pared-down background serves as the perfect canvas for the clients' art collection, which "always felt like such a hodgepodge" against the old scheme.
Work with your home's existing layout by brightening up the space with a white sectional and marble coffee table as BHDM did in this winter getaway.
Mackenzie & Co. added a textured rug, striped throw pillows, and low wooden tables for a lived-in and open feel—it's a coastal reset that doesn't need a ton of accessories to prove the aesthetic is at work.
Who says minimalism can't be achieved with color? The focus in this grounded living room is on key pieces that the room needs. Greens, ivories, and taupes keep the palette tonal.