Look one: Tonal and calm
Restore in Fossil Fawn.
This look stays warm and quiet. Restore in Fossil Fawn has neutral bedding, with a single striped cushion in brown and cream. Underneath, a flecked oatmeal rug adds texture without adding colour.
Pale oak carries through the room. The Trim Bedside Table with a tapered lamp, and an arched Muse Chest of Drawers on rounded timber feet, topped with a sculptural vase and rust-toned blooms. The Mellow Armchair with gathered upholstery and a pedestal base sits in the corner. Abstract artwork in clay, chocolate and cream ties the palette together.
Styling note: Build around one warm mid-tone. The bed's colour shows up again in the artwork and returns deeper in the armchair.
Look two: Rich and retro
Restore in Eden Brick.
In a rich rust tone, Restore takes on a seventies warmth. Terracotta bedding sits a shade lighter than the frame, with two chocolate cushions for contrast. The Anya Rug's soft, tonal variation grounds the bed.
The Sora Bedside Table is high-gloss cream with rounded edges, topped with a lamp on a wavy timber base. Across the room, the Ridge Chest of Drawers brings depth. A Muro Middle Module softens the corner. A figurative print in pink, yellow and red adds personality.
Styling note: Pair a saturated bed with bedding one shade lighter. Tone on tone reads richer than contrast.
Look three: Colour-led
Restore in Opal Forest.
The boldest of the three. Restore in Opal Forest meets the Rico Rug in Paprika, and the two colours hold each other in balance. Striped bedding in cream and brown keeps the bed from feeling heavy, while rust cushions echo the floor.
Rich timber sits between the two colours. The Bound bedside and chest of drawers share soft, rounded edges. A cream dome lamp and a small tree in a stone-look pot add calm. The Draper Swivel Armchair with arm details and a botanical artwork in yellow and blush complete the room.
Styling note: Green and rust are natural opposites. Let them meet at the rug and use timber to bridge them.
