Real Spaces, Real Style Inspiration
If You Had More Than One Home…
Let’s be honest—if we had unlimited space, we’d probably design a dozen different homes.
A lake house. A cabin in the woods. A city loft. A guest house. Maybe even a space just for experimenting with design ideas.
That’s part of what makes Out of the Box so fun.
Our showroom isn’t built around one style—it’s built to show how different styles can live together, side by side. And this week’s picks are a perfect example of that mix .
Designing for Different Moods & Spaces
Every piece speaks to a different kind of home—or even a different room within the same home.
That’s the beauty of a collected space.
You don’t need everything to match—you just need it to feel right together.
Outdoor Living That Feels Like an Extension of Home
A nine-piece wicker patio set with glass-top dining table instantly creates a full outdoor experience.
It’s the kind of setup that turns a backyard into a destination:
- Dining space for gatherings
- Comfortable seating for long evenings
- A natural extension of your indoor style
Perfect for warmer months—but worth planning for now.
Statement Pieces That Define a Room
Some pieces don’t blend in—they lead.
A large folding screen with interlocking silver and black arcs creates structure, division, and visual impact all at once.
It’s functional—but also sculptural.
A mid-century style octagonal drum table adds texture and storage in a compact footprint—ideal for layering into almost any space.
Seating That Invites You In
Comfort is always part of good design.
A swirl-pattern armchair with matching ottoman creates a soft, inviting corner—perfect for reading or relaxing.
A high-back leather banquette adds both structure and comfort, making it ideal for dining areas, entryways, or cozy nooks.
And for something more classic, a two-seat leather sofa with rolled arms and nailhead trim brings warmth and timeless appeal.
Unique Accents That Add Personality
This is where things get interesting.
A handcrafted steer-horn accent table with mosaic top introduces texture and conversation.
A modern cast metal candleholder with clean lines adds a subtle sculptural element.
Even a vintage wall-mounted coat rack brings both function and character to an entryway.
These are the pieces that make a space feel collected—not staged.
Lighting That Sets the Tone
Lighting continues to be one of the most impactful design elements.
Tall iron wall-mounted candle lights create dramatic vertical presence.
A simple floor lamp with a cutout shade adds a modern, playful edge.
Even smaller lighting pieces can completely shift the atmosphere of a room.
Rugs, Art & Finishing Layers
To bring everything together, it’s all about layering.
A southwest-style wool rug introduces color and pattern.
Abstract artwork adds movement and personality.
A silver-plated serving tray or decorative object adds just enough detail to complete the look.
These finishing touches are what make a space feel intentional.
Just In: Even More to Explore
This week’s arrivals include an even broader mix of styles—from rustic to modern, vintage to contemporary .
Highlights include:
- Leather armchairs with classic silhouettes
- Italian-designed vintage seating with bold color
- Handcrafted iron kitchen pieces
- Unique lighting for both modern and traditional spaces
- Decorative objects that add personality
With new items arriving daily, there’s always something new to discover.
How to Use These Picks as Inspiration
Not sure where to start?
Think of your home as a collection of moments:
- A cozy seating area
- A functional dining space
- A statement entryway
- A relaxing outdoor setup
Build each one intentionally, and the whole space comes together naturally.
Why “Work in Progress” Is a Good Thing
Most homes are never truly finished—and that’s exactly how it should be.
Design evolves.
Your style changes.
New pieces come in, others move out.
The goal isn’t perfection—it’s progress.
Visit Out of the Box
With four showrooms and 20,000 square feet of ever-changing inventory, inspiration is always just a visit away.
Now open Tuesday – Sunday
New arrivals daily
Stop in and discover pieces that fit your space—whatever stage it’s in.
FAQs: Finding Your Style
Do I need to stick to one design style?
No—mixing styles creates a more dynamic and personal space.
What’s the best way to start designing a room?
Focus on one area at a time and build outward.
How do I know what works together?
Pay attention to materials, scale, and balance.
Should I plan everything in advance?
Not necessarily—let your space evolve over time.
What if my home feels unfinished?
That’s normal—great design is always a work in progress.
