A Rustic Eclectic Studio with Multi-functional Furniture and a Daybed

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• Working on the interior design of a studio can be a bit of a challenge. The biggest hurdle, of course, is the space with which one has to work. But the best thing to do is to take it in your stride and come up with something beautiful, and this eclectic, rustic studio couldn’t have been a better example.
• The studio has multifunctional furniture, which is a great way to ensure that the space given is being utilized to its full potential. The daybed here is the star of the show. It’s versatile and can be used for many purposes, just like furniture should be in a studio.
• The color palette is mostly neutrals with some pops of color like green and back and white. This allows the space to look bigger than it is.
• The browns and the earthy tones also contribute to a very relaxing vibe, which goes very well with the rustic theme of the studio.
• The eclectic studio has some stand out pieces, which gives it a striking appearance.
• The Layla Rattan Pendant lamp from Anthropologie and the floating disks side table along with the organic cotton tapestry and the art capsule on the wall from West Elm adds in a whole lot of panache.
• The idea was to keep clutter at bay, and hence the placing of each element was essential. As you can notice, the room looks and, more importantly, feels spacious.
• There’s enough room to breathe and move around without compromising on the functionality. You can work here, relax here with a cup of coffee, catch your favorite sitcom, and even enjoy a pleasant evening with friends.
• There are enough seating options with the Hemnes from Ikea, the Melody Rattan chair from Urban Outfitters, and the leather pouf from CB2, among others. The play of textures used to bring in a new dimension in the rustic studio is also very interesting.
• There’s the use of Leather, Rattan, Wood, Metal, Terracotta, and braided fabrics. The throw pillows here deserve a special mention - the Faux leather throw pillow and the Rohde lumbar pillow from Wayfair and the stripe break lumbar pillow by Lulu & George - add a distinctive style.
• The studio is pretty self-sufficient and has lots of unique storage options and interactive surfaces - The wood & metal cafeteria style dining table from Loveseat (which, by the way, adds to the rustic-eclectic vibe of the decor), the Rattan basket from Etsy, the coffee table from Ikea, the Linen media box from Restoration Hardware and the braided fabric basket from Wayfair.