How to Get the Restoration Hardware Living Room Look for Less
Have you ever flipped through a Restoration Hardware catalog and wondered why every room feels so calm, luxurious, and timeless? The good news is that it's not just about buying expensive furniture. As an interior designer, I've found that it's really about combining a few key design principles. Once you know what to look for, you can recreate the same sophisticated feel for a fraction of the price. 1. Stick to a Warm Neutral Color Palette Restoration Hardware rooms rarely use bright colors. Instead, they layer soft whites, warm taupes, oatmeal, charcoal, and natural wood tones. Keeping your palette simple allows the textures to become the focal point. 2. Think Bigger Than You Normally Would One of the biggest mistakes people make is choosing furniture that's too small. Oversized sofas, substantial coffee tables, large chandeliers, and tall olive trees instantly make a room feel more custom and luxurious. 3. Layer Natural Textures Linen, boucle, reclaimed wood, stone, l...