The family room is right off of the kitchen and is where most of the gathering would take place. The layout really lended itself to two sofas facing each other, but in order to make sure we had enough seating we added 2 accents chairs, as well as a bench and created a really nice conversation area. We opted to do matching sofas here from Living Spaces. One is a regular sofa and one is a queen sleeper sofa. There is a lot going on the room with the pattern in the rug, chairs and poufs, so I chose to keep the sofas the same instead of choosing two different styles and colors.
The rug is the room was not my first choice. I ordered this one from McGee & Co, but it wasn’t going to come in on time. So I scrambled for an alternative and decided on this one. And I really love how it turned out. It brought in so many beautiful colors – shades of blue, gold, pink and olive. It has a vintage feel to it, which really lends itself to the collected feel we wanted this space to have.
The accent chairs from World Market are some of my all time favorites! First of all, they are so comfortable. But the pattern is a take on a stripe, so they have an updated feel on a traditional pattern. We also opted to use poufs instead of floating the coffee table or using two coffee tables. They would still allow people to have something to to put their feet up on, but they also provide extra seating if needed.
We used some of my favorite accessories to style this space! From the bells to the beads to the leather wrapped rock, everything works together to bring in texture and layers. We also made sure to choose items that are not easily broken since this home is used as a vacation rental. The woven baskets on the wall also add in another layer of natural elements and texture to the space.
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