HomeGoods can be overwhelming but hidden among all that merchandise are beautiful materials, unusual shapes, designer textiles and genuinely interesting pieces. The trick is knowing what deserves a second look.  

From Morris & Co. and Sanderson textiles to Turkish art glass, marble (lots of marble!), vintage-inspired frames, beautiful storage and sculptural home accessories, I’ll show you what caught my eye, why it works and how I would use it.

TIMESTAMPS
0:17 Look Past the Intended Use
1:18 Choose Materials with Character
2:05 Seasonal Doesn't Have to Be Literal
2:35 Use Curves to Break Up Straight Lines
3:05 Real Patina Comes With Age
3:33 Take the Idea, Leave the Object
4:33 Shop for Your Room, Not the Display

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Patricia at COTERIE | Home & Interior Design

My Brooklyn condo began as a new-construction white box, and I'm giving it the history it never had.

Here you'll find the projects, the design thinking behind each decision, and the spaces that shape my eye. I share what I'm learning, what I'm noticing, and ideas worth bringing home.

https://www.designcoterie.com/ | @interiordesigncoterie on TikTok, Pinterest and Instagram

WATCH my HOME PROJECTS:
Home Projects: Adding Character to a New C...

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MUSIC:
Music by Andrii Hroza from Pixabay

PHOTOGRAPHY:
Sanderson, William Morris at Home (Stout Textiles)

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