I'm in love with this room! It's not mine, but I want to copy it!
I found this picture on Instagram and think it would work beautifully in my rental home. I have scoured the internet and found a similar, fairly inexpensive sectional (shown below) on Birchlane that is backordered. I know this coffee table was from World Market but it's not on their website anymore. I love this Houzz community because you all find products that I can't. Any help locating any of these items in this room, including the console, chairs (which I think are or were Target) and a cool rug to tie it all in, would be greatly appreciated. I'm in a rental, as i said, so I am not willing to spend tons of money on furniture that may or may not transition to a permanent home, when i find one. Thank you all so much!
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I don't have measurements of the entire space but the "usable" space is approx 14 x 18. That's basically from the back wall in this picture to the wall end by the fireplace. The picture below with the greyhound dog is the wall leading to the back hall and bedrooms. I thought a console would be nice on that wall.
Excuse the mess. We just moved in. The room is dark. Changing the paint is not an option. This is a rental. Paint stays, fireplace stays, ceiling fan stays. The rest of the furniture/rug is getting tossed. It's all ugly.shwshw
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4 years agoCouldn't find the exact chairs on Houzz, but here are a few similar ones that I found there.
Baxton Studio Stratham White Mid-Century Modern Club Chair · More Info
Weldon Chair in Klein Azure Fabric with Brushed Finished Frame, Linen · More Info
Elle Linen Chair, Beige · More Info
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4 years agoHouzz has mirrors similar to the round one in your inspiration room. Here's an example.
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4 years agoThe first sectional Penny posted was from Urban Outfitters and is sold out.
Here is the IKEA sofa Penny posted.
Jerseypeach, a sectional with arms that are not too wide works better in most rooms and this color leather, as well as the color leather in the inspiration photo is more caramel, where as the sectional you selected has kind of a dead brown color.
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoThe Urban Outfitters sofa says that it will ship in August.
The one review for that isn't good, but those for the sofa without chaise are good. I wouldn't hold too much stock in a single review, anyway...
There's also the Article Sven sofa for a bit more money...
https://www.article.com/product/11833/sven-charme-tan-sofa
The buffet/server/console looks arts and crafts to me, so you might want to check your local Craigslist for a reasonable lookalike.
This one is from Amazon...but I wouldn't buy from them (because of the price and you can't check the quality)
https://www.amazon.com/Crafts-Mission-Sideboard-drawers-Cabinets/dp/B01N02YX8GUser
4 years agoThese are the chairs...
Not crazy about the color, but they may have photographed lighter...or you could cover them easily...available in a few places including Home Depot, (easier to return)
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