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11. Save up for one “forever” piece for your home. Part of the minimalist mindset has to do with valuing quality over quantity — and sometimes that means spending more on fewer pieces for the home. Of course, this is often easier said than done! So if you have your heart set on an iconic Eames lounge chair or vintage midcentury credenza, don’t just dream — start saving. Each month put aside a little money earmarked for your forever piece.Iconic Armchairs That Stand the Test of Time

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14. Mixing metals, texture and sheen. “People are mixing metallic elements and are paying more and more attention to sheen and texture,” Ott says. Think shiny brass mixed with matte black steel, or a honed countertop with matte tile backsplash.

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Metals in the same tone as wood

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Masculine. The cord couch from z gallerie.

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Accessorize w those pillows. Neutral couch.

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Blinds no drapes for sleek look

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Nook!

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Nice gallery wall format

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Very masculine. Sophisticated.

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I do for a diy if you have a frame to turn into table with batting tufting

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Books are within colors of inspiration piece

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Copper lamp. Dimmer cord again.

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Peonie? And texture. and lovely pastel pink color

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So much light. Love the colors and table. And plants and flowers.

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Damn if you buy this with that dimmer lamp extension cord mentioned in big design small budget that’d be hella dope

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Floor lamp visual height that’s matches other side. Bright room mismatched chairs.

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Nesting tables and accent couch

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Acrylic coffee table.

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Color scheme

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Wood matches. Color scheme.

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