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Your Décor: Enchanted Forest
Get ideas for decorating with wood, moss and stone
Houzz Contributor. I am a former magazine editor specializing in travel and design. I just completed my first remodel, turning my crumbling 1941 kitchen into a beauty of grays, whites and natural wood. If I could, I'd sleep on the countertop. That's how much I love it.
You can also read my parenting blog on Baby Center http://blogs.babycenter.com/author/sschoech/
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You don't have to make your living room look like the set of Twilight, but touches of the natural world add warmth to any décor, from super-sleek modern boxes to over-the-top baroque castles.
There is something particularly nice about the contrast between the organic lines, shades and textures of natural elements and the much more linear human-made world.
There is something particularly nice about the contrast between the organic lines, shades and textures of natural elements and the much more linear human-made world.
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These wood-slab tripod stools are the perfect blend of natural elements and iconic modern design. They would look amazing in a white kitchen or as end tables in an eclectic, flea-market-inspired room.
| Use branches as sculpture. Hey, and they can double as hat racks! |
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A branch-base table fits in even in a masculine, modern room.
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The rectangular shape is human. The rest is all Mother Nature.
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West Elm's stump table has become a modern icon. Probably because it can't really be improved upon. Simple. Elemental. Functional.
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The beautiful color, shape and texture of this live-edge wood makes this table one-of-a kind.
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An indoor forest, complete with moss and ferns. Add your own woodland nymphs.
Moss as houseplant: tidy and wild at the same time.
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| This forest-floor rug from Angela Adams is over-the-top amazing. It may be highly impractical (unless you live in a design magazine), but it sure is cool. |
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A backsplash of smooth river stone makes you feel a little like washing your face in a creek.
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| A stone bathtub and views of outside is like having a hot springs right off the bedroom. |
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Here's a pile of rocks you can actually get comfortable on. Ok, it's really a pouf.
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Comments
violetmist I love wood when it's showcasing its natural beauty. These are gorgeous pieces. I especially love the Angela Adams rug. I think it would be an amazing learning tool in a kid's playroom. It's probably outrageous pricey though. I can't wait to incorporate some of the other ideas in my home.
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Carolyn Zone9alady BlackJack Oak stump, perfect for two people! 
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