DESIGN INSPIRATION

Field Oak & Terrazzo

These two palettes are nearly identical, with the wallpaper standing as the only difference. The pine color is rather similar to Sherwin William’s Rosemary 6187, which would serve as a nice visual interest in various areas in a home. For instance, in a dining area with a bar, bookcase, or other furniture pieces, the wallpaper would provide additional visual interest if place behind the furniture; with a furniture piece like the bookcase in mind, the wallpaper behind the shelves themselves—perhaps installed inside of the bookcase itself instead of the wall—would provide more texture and visual interest than the blank area behind the shelves. Wood picture moldings framing square-cuts of the wallpaper could also provide a unique and eye-catching design element to the space.

If the wallpaper’s similar color to the paint is not something that speaks to you, other colors from the Magnolia Home Branches wallpaper collection could be better, hence the second option. Regardless of what palette speaks to you more, the warm, yellow-toned Karndean planks blends wonderfully with Happy Feet’s terrazzo LVT, creating a beautiful harmony of different textures. The Rosemary further establishes a nice, earthy atmosphere, with the Alabaster serving as a wonderful foundational visual cleanser that also ties the terrazzo into the space due to their similar white shades in the two materials.

Going with the earthy atmosphere, natural materials such as linen work wonderfully, while knitted textures provide a human, yet grounded touch to the space. Plants with unique pots, from terracotta to glass, add more life to the space by calling upon other natural materials.

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KARNDEAN Field Oak Loose Lay: IN-STOCK, starting at $4 per square foot

HAPPY FEET Terrazzo Glue Down / Loose Lay: IN-STOCK, starting at $4.20 per square foot