According to Ash: Mod Graphic Beach

March 31, 2017

Spring is coming. Lighten up. That's what Ash did here and made a space that's cool, mod, and beachy. Is it the sandy sectional, the bold stripes or the red, white and black-ness of it all that brings a feeling of tall grass waving at the seashore, sea shells, and relaxation? Whichever it is, we like it. Here's how Ashlee-Ann made it mod graphic beach:

#1  Start with the raw organic neutrals of the Bock Leather Sectional and the concrete Grange Coffee and End Tables.

#2  Add a red Brandini Chair and Accessories for contrast.

#3  Throw in Graphic Pillows and Artwork for definition and ....Wow.

We especially love how the area rug ties it all together being all at once: organic, graphic and neutral. Wavy, Sandy and Beachin'. Surf's up!

Come hang out in person with Ash and the gang at our Calgary Showroom.

 

 





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