Which Features are You Mostly Interested in?
Scratch resistant
Stainproof
Waterproof
Noise Reduction
Comfort
Easy Maintenance
Which Color Tones Appeal to You?
Whites
Greys
Browns
Cool Tones
Warm Tones
Which Style of Carpet do You Prefer?
Solid Tone
Multi-tone
Berber
Which Level of Variation do You Prefer?
Low Variation
Medium Variation
High Variation
MAXIMALISM - More is more, layered textures, rich visual storytelling
Eclectic
Curated, intentionally mixes elements from multiple eras and styles, careful balance of scale and proportions
Bohemian (Boho)
Casual, anything goes artistic expression, globally inspired textiles, low-profile seating, earthy and warm tones
ORNATE - Baroque, Rococo, Gothic, Regency, Victorian, Art Nouveau
Intricate millwork and moldings, carved wooden frames, marquetry and inlay, luxurious fabrics, jewel tones
MINIMALISM - Functionality first, clean, uncluttered lines, open layouts
Industrial
Repurposed factory, moody, exposed architecture, raw weathered materials, few large-scale pieces of furniture with clean silhouettes, negative space
Contemporary Modern
Sleek, layered lighting, texture-driven, stone slabs, large-scale sculptural shapes, reflective materials, monochromatic base or high contrast neutral base
Mid-Century Modern (MCM)
Mass-produced furniture from post-WWII, tapered legs, natural wood combined with industrial materials into geometric or organic shapes, neutral bases and bold colors.
Scandinavian - Emerged from Nordic countries to combat long, dark, cold winters.
Blonde wood, sheepskin textiles, soft pastel accents
Japandi
Japanese Wabi-Sabi (beauty in imperfection), meditative, warm, muted tones, low-profile furniture
RUSTIC - Slower pace of living; appreciation of unpolished landscapes; practical, natural, rugged materials
Southwestern Americana - A blend of Spanish colonial and Indigenous cultures
Warm, earthy, clay-based masonry, leather, thick, woven textiles, curvilinear
Coastal Americana
Breezy, light, whites and beiges with blues, bleached and weathered wood, woven natural breathable fibers
Farmhouse
Utilitarian, repurposed items, raw materials, sturdy furniture, shiplap walls, crisp, neutral base contrasted with muted metals
Country
Cozy, nostalgia for rural heritage, collections and displays, traditional patterns like gingham and toile, warm color palette like butter yellow and colonial blues.
Cottage
Quaint, romantic, floral patterns, beadboard paneling, wicker or rattan accents, iron features, white and pastel color palette
Lodge
Raw and heavy wood, focus on the hearth, woodland and wildlife motifs
ECOLOGICAL - Support the health of both the planet and the living beings using the space
Biophilic - Focus on mental and physical health as it relates to humans' innate and evolutionary need to connect with nature
Curved, nature-inspired forms, natural materials, earthy color palettes
Sustainable Design
Planning for responsible sourcing, reuse, recycling, or safe disposal of materials and products.
We've Moved!
Our new address is 1305 Axton St., Belle Vernon, PA, 15012, but we serve Southwestern Pennsylvania!