The delicate, wrought-iron scrolling enhances a Tuscan decor.
Tables with wrought-iron bases supporting a glass top are created in a variety of decorating styles. The wrought-iron's patina, texture, curvature and density determine the table's design style. Selecting a sofa that complements the style of the table, conforms to personal comfort levels and falls within the allocated budget will help you find a cohesive match to your decor. Other pre-purchase considerations include the function of the sofa and its daily use. Does this Spark an idea?
Tuscan
The Tuscan decor is warm, rich and inviting, mixing old-world charm with comfortable furnishings. Earthy reds, yellows, browns, greens and blues make up the Tuscan color palette, mirroring the Tuscan fields and blue sky. Glass tables with scrolled, wrought-iron legs and bases characterize Tuscan design. Rich, chocolate-brown, leather sofas with ornamental nail-heads and bun feet are ideal for this decor. Faux leather sofas upholstered with an easy-to-clean microfiber is well-suited for families with children and pets.
Contemporary
Modern-style glass and wrought-iron tables feature simple, straight lines, sharp angles and a shiny black patina. Contemporary sofas in black leather or white upholstery fabric add comfort and interest to the modern decor. These sofas often incorporate a rectangular, boxy shape with shiny silver legs, blending nicely with the contemporary design. Neutral beige or gray fabric or leather are common options when selecting a modern sofa. Sectionals are an ideal choice for larger families.
Cabin
Chunky, wrought-iron tables with rustic patina finishes depict the cabin decor. Glass table tops supported by artistically shaped wrought-iron bases, such as pine cones or wildlife, enhance the cabin theme. A large sofa created entirely from dark brown leather or mixed with an upholstery fabric and displaying outdoor-themed motifs is well-suited for cabin decorating. Traditional, rolled arms are common to the cabin sofa. Sofas crafted from aspen, hickory, birch or pine logs complement the cabin decor.
Transitional
Slightly tapered wrought-iron legs supporting a glass tabletop characterizes the transitional decor -- a blend of traditional and contemporary style. Transitional color schemes include neutral grays, browns, greens, blacks and whites. Sofas made to complement this style have simpler lines than traditional style, but not as straight as the modern design. Gently rolled arms and chunky block legs typify the transitional sofa. Microfiber or chenille are ideal upholstery fabrics -- heavy-duty, casual and attractive.
Tags: browns greens, cabin decor, leather sofas, rolled arms, supporting glass
