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Get the Look: Bedroom Design!Upholstered bed, bench, flushmount light, nightstand, nuetral rug, large art, faux flowers, table lamp

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Get the Look: Bedroom Design!Upholstered bed, bench, flushmount light, nightstand, nuetral rug, large art, faux flowers, table lamp LTKHome

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Traditional Framed Canvas | Birch Lane

Adelle Chenille King Bed | Perigold

Carmen Striped Handmade Hand-Loomed Area Rug | Wayfair North America

Lafayette Whitewashed Wood Charging Nightstand + Reviews | Crate & Barrel | Crate & Barrel

Jianna 21.5 Inch Resin Table Lamp | Wayfair North America

Famille Rose Faux Mini Floral Arrangement in Glass Vase | Williams-Sonoma

Helios Large Semi-Flush Mount | Visual Comfort

Landers Upholstered Bench | AllModern

Organic Cotton Channel Stitch Coverlet Set in Taupe | Quince

Organic Cotton Channel Quilt Set | Quince

Organic Cotton Hand Stitched Quilt Set | Quince

Ivory Organic Ribbed Cotton Coverlet Set | Quince

Linen Sheets | Quince | Quince

Lodi Matelasse Coverlet | Perigold

Beckham Hotel Collection Bed Pillows Standard / Queen Size Set of 2 - Down Alternative Bedding Ge... | Amazon (US)

What size is considered oversized or extra-large art? Art pieces 60 inches and above on one side are typically classified as oversized or extra-large.

So many of you ask where we source our art, especially our large statement pieces. I understand that buying art online can be challenging — it's hard to gauge scale, proportions, and quality without seeing it in person. To help, I’m sharing my top tips for purchasing oversized art online. Save this post for future reference when you’re sourcing large art!
1. Don’t be fooled by too-good-to-be-true prices: Oversized art is expensive due to the sheer size and the potential risk of damage during shipping. If the price seems unusually low, it’s likely cutting corners somewhere. Invest a little more for better quality and a smoother shopping experience.
2. Unsure about sizing? Use the 2/3 Rule: As a general guideline, your artwork should cover at least 2/3 of the space you're decorating. Think 2/3 of the width of the wall or 2/3 of the length of the furniture the art will hang above.
3. Frame it for a more polished look: Framed art adds an extra touch of luxury and refinement to any space. Always opt for framed options when possible. (Right now, I'm loving floater frames — they offer a sleek, modern look that complements all types of art!)

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Lux and inviting

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Dining room rug sizing guide up on our Instagram feed - check it out @boxwoodhomestaging

My #1 design principal - visual consistency. Many times when selecting lighting for a new home a put them all together on a page to look at them to make sure the vibe is cohesive. Lighting is the jewelry of the home - don’t forget about it.

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Color drenching with Sherron Williams Shiitake

Shop my top round and rectangular dining tables — something for every space! 🤍

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One of my fave flowers on sale!

What’s new at crate and barrel and in my cart!

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Love the milk, glass balls of the chandelier have source this for a client recently and finally got to see it in person and it is so good.

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CB2 —- new arrivals I am loving!!

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My favorite colors right now!

Making your bed has never been easierr