According to Ash and Samantha: Savvy Styling

March 03, 2017

And here it is, all done! The revolve home appeared at the Calgary and Edmonton Home + Garden Shows 2017.

Ashlee-Ann and Samantha Stevens, Merchandiser for our new Edmonton Showroom added the finishing touches to the revolve home with a selection of modern, on trend accessories. Here's the story behind the savvy styling:

#1 Create depth and shine with bronze and copper accents that bring out the grain in the walnut and live edge pieces.

#2 Ground the space with black framed mirrors, pictures and spectacular lighting to mimic the black legs of the tables and chairs in the space.

#3 Add extra bling with iridescent vases in shades of blue.

We love the generous use of greenery inside and out to bring life and freshness to the whole revolve home. All accessories available to purchase in store.

Thanks to everyone who came to visit us. We had a blast!





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