Do you long for casual décor that is comfortable, homey,
warm, and inviting? Who doesn’t want to feel comfortable in their own house?
Homes that exude casual comfort are perfect for those who fully embrace the
Florida lifestyle of sunshine, beaches,
and casual entertaining.
The furniture is the most important element for setting the
comfort factor in your home. Choosing plush, upholstered furniture sets the
comfortable, casual, cozy mood for your
home. Casual rooms have simple details, restful horizontal lines, soft
upholstery, textured elements in accessories and fabrics, and low-luster
surfaces. The details are simple and the elements are softly curved or
rectangular. The Emily
Collection by Broyhill offers a classic, casual look that blends in with
any existing décor. It gives you a homey feel while maintaining a traditional
feel in the space.
Elements of Casual, Comfortable Style with Broyhill Furniture
- Soft, comfortable upholstered furniture pieces
- Textured fabrics rather than shiny, with interesting weaves and natural fibers such as cotton or linen, or a new synthetic weave with a natural look and more durability
- Accents on upholstered pieces such as pleats, ruffles, buttons, or cording in contrasting colors
- Long, large, horizontal furniture and chunky tables to create a restful look
- Wicker, rattan, or iron accessories as well as antiques easily fit casual style decorating
Choose a soft, inviting color scheme: fabrics, textiles, and
colors in soft hues. And don’t be afraid to add a touch of whimsy. Use some old
wooden candlesticks, stack pieces of old luggage, or old chest for a coffee
table.
Creating a comfortable living space is about adding layers
and conversational seating to build a room that is both visually stimulating
and functional. It should tease the eye in a manner that feels fun and edgy
while also giving in to your need to curl up casually in a chair and read or
watch a movie.
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