Mixing woods interior design

An approachable take on how to mix wood tones in this simple guide. Lots of tips to help create a layered, lived-in look for real people!

How to mix interior wood colors and exterior siding materials, contrast trim advice, to match or not to match ceiling lights, and box trim thoughts - fad or timeless?

Buffet to match kichen cabinets

The era of matchy-matchy is behind us! Read on for eight easy tips for mixing wood furniture in your home!

Buy the best Solid Wood Linen Cabinet selected and recommended by interior designers.

We’re going to go out on a limb here and say that we all have those antique furniture pieces lying around that we aren’t quite sure how to fit in with the rest of our home. Well, we’re here to lay the mystery to rest and teach you how to beautifully mix and match wood tones in six simple steps.

Creating a rustic design involves layering textures, which brings warmth and individuality to your space. By combining various textures and materials such as rough wood and cozy blankets, you can establish a cozy ambiance. Whether you are revamping a single room or your entire home, blending different textures is crucial for achieving an ideal rustic aesthetic. Learn more about the art of texture layering in our latest guide!

If Urbanology Designs had a motto we use on every project, it would be: mix, layer, texture. Mixing wood tones are no exception.

"Living room with linen slipcovers, white walls, traditional mixed with modern, mixed wood tones, and nothing that feels overly precious." Design:@briran.paquette Photography:@mirandaestes

In a penthouse high above Vail Village, crisp lines, warm textiles and a refined rusticity add up to elegant mountain-modern style