A fresh take on the statement Chesterfield design, upholstered in fabric for a more contemporary feel. In a subtle pearl grey.
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Capella wardrobe is ​the super modern wardrobe with 8​ transparent doors. This wardrobe will definitely add more beauty to your bedroom.
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Go for a more contemporary and super luxurious look with this dining room.
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With a romantic and fairy look, Antares sofa collection depicts pastel shades of pink with an eye-catching elegance.
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The cutest bookshelf every! And the separate peace sign just fits perfectly here!
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Capella wardrobe is ​the super modern wardrobe with 8​ transparent doors. This wardrobe will definitely add more beauty to your bedroom.
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A fresh take on the statement Chesterfield design, upholstered in fabric for a more contemporary feel. In a subtle pearl grey.
Mid-century modern living room photo in Columbus

Would you like to buy an unusual coffee table that will complement your spacious living room, giving more elegance to home interior? Capella coffee table is the best choice for you!

We are excited to share the completion of Southworth Interior Design’s most recent project! Our client uses this bedroom as a guest room but they also keep office supplies such as their printer, internet tower, and important paperwork in this room. To accommodate the functionality of the room, we found the perfect nightstand which also serves as a filing cabinet. A matching bookshelf now displays special keepsakes and an updated printer stand provides extra storage for office supplies. Wait until you hear this… the wood paneling on the walls were installed in the 80s! ? We removed the paneling on the wall with the window and replaced the dark wood blinds with some new custom white faux wood blinds. We kept the paneling on the other wall because it created a subtle shiplap effect once painted. The client requested a tan paint with blue accents. We selected Accessible Beige by Sherwin Williams and found a lovely reversible blue quilt from Pottery Barn (still waiting on the shams which are back ordered) as well as a light blue lamp from Wayfair. Lastly, we showcased some special art work for the client that was painted by their family member. What do you think of the final result?! We are loving the calm and relaxing vibe of this room refresh. Swipe to see before photos and some different angles of the room. Please support our small business by liking, commenting, and sharing!

Size matters, and Pavon is packing plenty of seating. But thanks to its corner style, it’ll fit snugly in your room without overpowering the space. And here's an amazing surprise-this large corner sofa features bookshelves and side table with one drawer.This fantastic addition creates maximum comfort and modern layout. It will match easily to any scheme.

We layered similar neutral tones inside the home to keep it feeling timeless. The walls are painted a soft, subtle brown that feels like a giant hug when you walk in. On the floors, we installed one of our favorite luxury vinyl planks that gives a hardwood look at a more economical price. The arched oak front door we selected is quaint and modern without leaning too heavily on the cottage style. For consistency, we replicated those arches throughout the home, which you can see surrounding the fireplace.

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Notable decor elements include: De La Espada Companions bed from The Future Perfect, Benourian Tuareg rug made of leather and reeds, Lawson Fenning Stacked box nightstands, Lostine Ava wall sconces, LC4 Chaise Longue by Cassina, Abstract Bouquet by Kate Roebuck from Uprise Art, Noguchi 10A Floor lamp, Linens from Commune, Vintage Danish Rosewood cabinet from 1stDibs, Jayson home box, True Color vases by Lex Pott, Via Fondazza Vase by Skultuna, Articulation by Josef Albers. Photography by Sharon Radisch

We are excited to share the completion of Southworth Interior Design’s most recent project! Our client uses this bedroom as a guest room but they also keep office supplies such as their printer, internet tower, and important paperwork in this room. To accommodate the functionality of the room, we found the perfect nightstand which also serves as a filing cabinet. A matching bookshelf now displays special keepsakes and an updated printer stand provides extra storage for office supplies. Wait until you hear this… the wood paneling on the walls were installed in the 80s! ? We removed the paneling on the wall with the window and replaced the dark wood blinds with some new custom white faux wood blinds. We kept the paneling on the other wall because it created a subtle shiplap effect once painted. The client requested a tan paint with blue accents. We selected Accessible Beige by Sherwin Williams and found a lovely reversible blue quilt from Pottery Barn (still waiting on the shams which are back ordered) as well as a light blue lamp from Wayfair. Lastly, we showcased some special art work for the client that was painted by their family member. What do you think of the final result?! We are loving the calm and relaxing vibe of this room refresh. Swipe to see before photos and some different angles of the room. Please support our small business by liking, commenting, and sharing!

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Eva Bedroom traces a retro approach and makes a strong reference to the country style while preserving its natural wood appearance. It creates an impressive composition with its cots that make a statement, the wardrobe in refined lines and the drawers that provide a visual transition.

Eva Bedroom traces a retro approach and makes a strong reference to the country style while preserving its natural wood appearance. It creates an impressive composition with its cots that make a statement, the wardrobe in refined lines and the drawers that provide a visual transition.

We are excited to share the completion of Southworth Interior Design’s most recent project! Our client uses this bedroom as a guest room but they also keep office supplies such as their printer, internet tower, and important paperwork in this room. To accommodate the functionality of the room, we found the perfect nightstand which also serves as a filing cabinet. A matching bookshelf now displays special keepsakes and an updated printer stand provides extra storage for office supplies. Wait until you hear this… the wood paneling on the walls were installed in the 80s! ? We removed the paneling on the wall with the window and replaced the dark wood blinds with some new custom white faux wood blinds. We kept the paneling on the other wall because it created a subtle shiplap effect once painted. The client requested a tan paint with blue accents. We selected Accessible Beige by Sherwin Williams and found a lovely reversible blue quilt from Pottery Barn (still waiting on the shams which are back ordered) as well as a light blue lamp from Wayfair. Lastly, we showcased some special art work for the client that was painted by their family member. What do you think of the final result?! We are loving the calm and relaxing vibe of this room refresh. Swipe to see before photos and some different angles of the room. Please support our small business by liking, commenting, and sharing!