Coordinating wood tones

Mixing wood tones is key to providing contrast and balance in your space. Here are 3 rules to get it just right.

We’re constantly being asked about if it’s okay to mix different wood tones in a space. We actually recommend mixing different wood tones because using the same tone everywhere can make the space look really bare. Adding in various wood tones can add beautiful layers and contrast into a space. But to achieve that natural, […]

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Unsure of how to choose different wood tones for your flooring, cabinets, or beams? Check out this blog on tips and tricks for mixing woods!

Have you found a piece of wooden furniture that you just adore, but the finish isn’t quite the same as the rest of the wood furniture back at home? Coordinating multiple wood finishes and colors into the same room is tricky. So, can you mix different color wood furniture? We researched and compiled this guide to […]

The era of matchy-matchy is behind us! Read on for eight easy tips for mixing wood furniture in your home!

Time and time again, we see homes with one singular wood tone throughout, which can create a one-dimensional look lacking contrast (especially when paired with hardwood flooring). Picture: an oak dining table and matching wood chairs, or a low-slung TV stand that’s the identical stain to the wood flooring. So, we’re officially offering you our complete guide to mixing wood tones like a pro. Ahead, Havenly designer Melissa Wagner breaks down the basics:

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These 5 Tips on Mixing Wood Finishes in Your Home Decor will give you tons of ideas on how to make an combinations work for you.

We’re going to go out on a limb here and say that we all have those antique furniture pieces lying around that we aren’t quite sure how to fit in with the rest of our home. Well, we’re here to lay the mystery to rest and teach you how to beautifully mix and match wood tones in six simple steps.