Natalie Garza Style

Details matter.
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I wanted to add some modern glam to update this chest. Can you believe I found the perfect k***s in the dollar section of ?!
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The half round shape adds contrast with the straight line design, and the matte gold coordinates with the shades of wood.
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This simple change cost $6 and gives the piece an instant update. Swipe to see the before.
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Accent chest:
Lamp and k***s:
Wall hanging:

Living room transformation. ✅
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My inspiration was modern neutrals with ethnic and indigo accents. Finding a sectional this large in the time frame and price I needed was a challenge. I scoured store after store until this one popped up on !
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Everything fell into place and I got this the day we moved in. Which was great since I sold all of our seating and we were using an air mattress. 😂
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Sources:
Sectional: Jonathan Louis recycled from
Gold light fixture:
Rug:
Accent chair & gold lamp:
Curtains and hardware:
Painting: my own
Pouf:

Blank canvas.
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When I was choosing finishes for my home I knew I wanted a black, white, and wood color scheme. I felt like this would be a good base to add my ethnic and modern pieces on top of.
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I quickly learned that ALMOST anything cute is an up charge, so to spread my budget I was strategic about what I upgraded. The result is a combination of standard and upgraded materials that fits the blank canvas I was going for.
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In hindsight, I may have tried to squeeze in a few more upgrades, but overall I’m REALLY happy with the results! Swipe for a mini-tour. Can you guess what’s standard and what isn’t?
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SO happy to see this beauty find it’s new home! And with that, my shop will be on vacation for the next two weeks as I move and get settled. I’ll have some new gems when I’m back though. Stay tuned for the shop drop. 🤗🎊

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Based on my Top 9, y’all liked green in 2020. I can’t say that I blame you. It’s a beautiful color that symbolizes life, growth, safety, and environment. All relevant 2020 themes, for sure.
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Green also symbolizes rebirth, and although 2020 may be a year we are happy to see in the rearview mirror, I think we can all agree that we were reborn in some way.
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I’m definitely taking the lessons I learned about anxiety, self-care, perseverance, and adaptability into 2021.
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If anything, 2020 proved we are stronger than we realize, and that’s something to celebrate. 🎊🥂🥳