For this design, I used many pieces from Arhaus’s fall collection, as well as some rugs and pillows from Boutique Rugs and the Edesign shop. I selected these pieces for several reasons. Initially, because I was drawn to the colors and textures because they evoke a feeling of fall to me. I also appreciate the natural, eco-friendly materials, the handmade artistry of some of the pieces, and the cultural elements I am drawn to when creating global style designs.
For example, the Carrinna coffee table, end tables, and dining table are organically inspired, and expertly crafted by Mexican artisans from natural wood veneers that are hand-finished. The table base is made from steel with a gorgeous, satin gunmetal finish.
The Pryor leather chair is made from artisan distressed leather, a solid wood frame with eco-friendly foam.
The Athalia hand-knotted rug is inspired by ancient Tunisian shawls and is crafted from hand-spun yarn tied into thousands of individual knots.
The Remington swivel chair is built by craftsmen in North Carolina using earth-friendly, recyclable, and sustainably certified fabrics, wood certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, and cushions using eco-friendly foam.
The Chandler two over two sofa frame is made from solid, reinforced hardwood certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative. The frame supports the use of recycled steel. Seat cushions contain dense foam made from partially plant-based material, padded with sterilized down and feathers.
The red handwoven rug from Boutique rugs is made from 100% wool in India.
The black and white pillow covers are leather, and the red pillow is 100% cotton.
The hardwood floors are “Carbon Beach” by Revel Woods.
You can Shop Arhaus’ New Fall Collection here to see lots of additional products beyond what I used in my design.
Thanks for the tips. Seasonal decor can be so fun and I agree that it can connect people to the outdoors and the holidays! Great post.
Thank you!
Great suggestions for seasonal decor that celebrates the changing colors outside! It truly is regional, but every home benefits from celebrating nature!
Celebrating nature makes a difference for sure!
Great ideas for changing things up for the seasons!
Thanks so much!