Wood tones

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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.

If Urbanology Designs had a motto we use on every project, it would be: mix, layer, texture. Mixing wood tones are no exception.

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!

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Brown Cuneo Oak features a natural finish with softly integrated sapwood elements and fine knots, making it a timeless choice for interior design. The beautiful color play between honey-colored and greyish wood tones makes it easy to combine with various interior decor styles. This versatile decor complements any interior space and is suitable for both residential and commercial, adding warmth and sophistication to any project.

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