I recently came across this picture online from Maggie Stephens Interiors. One of the main reasons I was drawn to this image was mostly because how clean and airy the room appears. The gold mirror combined with the brass pineapples on the mantel provide a great focal point for the room. In addition, the team at Maggie Stephens Interiors was not afraid to mix patterns and colors. i.e the greek key pillow on the couch + the floral patterned pillows on the white chairs. Rugs and pillows are probably two of the easiest ways to mimic a room fast and not to mention they are relatively easy to swap out when you get sick of the color/pattern.

When it comes to getting the look, One Kings Lane is one of my favorite destinations to scope out similar products I see in images online. You can search and shop “black and white rugs” pretty easily to find one that suits your needs.  And as many of you know, shopping for large pieces of furniture like coffee tables, upholstered chairs and couches can certainly come with a higher price tag. Luckily One Kings Lane provides a wide variety to choose from that can fit both your budget and your style. Although I love the wood detailing of the chairs featured in this room, I opted for these dumont chairs from One Kings Lane (love the black pipping).

The one product that was quite hard for me to find – surprisingly – was the gold round mirror above the mantel. You would think one of the major retailers would have something similar but I literally could only find this West Elm version here – which is in grey for $179. I do like the West Elm version because it does have the simple aesthetic like the one featured below but come on peeps, we all know I love gold. If any of you know where to find this gold mirror below, could you drop me a line? All in all, I would still move in here. Thoughts? Xo. Lauren

Greek Key Pillow (floral option) // One Kings Lane Hattie Diamond Rug // Brass Pineapple Accents // One Kings Lane White Dumont Chair (also like the structure of these) // West Elm Round Mirror

Image via Maggie Stephen Interiors