D Squared Interior Design

Office design

This office blends rustic charm with a refined aesthetic through tufted leather, warm walnut tones, and elegant brass accents. A reclining chair invites you to relax with a good book, creating the perfect cozy reading nook. A neutral style that can be shared with the family and adapted into any space. For the walls, consider a warm, calming grey or a neutral white with subtle grey undertones. Opt to lean into the sophistication with judges paneling or some plaid wallpaper for a relaxed yet effortlessly stylish vibe.

This living room blends warm ivory, leather, walnut, and hints of black metal to capture current design trends while staying effortlessly classic and timeless. The choices here are simple and casual while remaining sophisticated. Featuring a neutral palette with a slight nod to mid-century modern, this style easily fits into any space.

Keep the walls neutral to maintain versatility, and add interest through textures. Incorporating a textured ceramic lamp, a macrame wall hanging, and textured throw pillows will create depth and lean into the room's organic style. 

Living room design

Modern earth tones and warm wood combine for an elegant and welcoming dining room. Mixed metals paired with luxe marble elevate the space, creating a current yet look. An oval pedastal table with tambout paneling adds subtle texture. Complement your design with tractor stools featuring brass legs and walnut seats for a cohesive look across dining and kitchen spaces. 

For the walls, a cool white offers a refined neutral backdrop, while a muted green creates a richer, more moody feel. To enhance texture and drama, consider grasscloth wallpaper in a Queen Anne's Lace pattern. You might choose to add wall millwork or molding for a more elegant look.

Dining room design

Light on color and heavy on texture is the recipe for creating a cozy and calm bedroom sanctuary. Calming art prints and textured macrame wall hangings add to the cozy feeling.  If you have the space to fit a chair, use that space to create a reading nook or a space to sit and unwind.

Keep the walls neutral using either a white or light beige to maintain the calm. and add interest through textures. If the wall behind the bed is plain, consider adding wall molding in a simple grid pattern for subtle texture.   

Bedroom design

Dining room design