Would you match your living room furniture with your dining room?

Modish Living

6 years ago

What's your option in terms of decorating a dining room and a living room.

Would you choose matching furniture for your home, like the picture below?

Featuring the Barclay reclaimed wood collection.

Yes, I love matching

No. I prefer different styles for living room and dining room

Other (please leave a comments)

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Richard Bradley
6 years ago
In the picture above I personally would have a different sofa or chairs. The wood matches and goes together nicely with it being open plan but I think the chairs and sofa matching (styles not colours) is slightly too much.
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Richard Bradley

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