The Pottery Barn Look for Less: 12 Ways to Get That Cozy Vibe

Pottery Barn Living Room Ideas On A Budget (The Line-by-Line Hack) Okay, let’s get down to brass tacks. You want the look. You don’t have the money. Here is the shopping list. The "PB Dupe" list. The Rug: This is where you spend money. You cannot fake a good rug. A cheap rug looks like a sheet of plastic. You need wool. Look at Ruggable for washable wool blends. Or check out Loloi. They have incredible texture for the price. Look for "distressed" patterns. The vintage look hides dirt and looks expensive. The Sofa: Interior Define. Their "Pearce" or "Clement" styles are 90% of the way to Pottery Barn for 50% of the price. The customization is key. Pick a performance velvet. It looks like luxury, cleans like denim. The Coffee Table: Facebook Marketplace. I am not joking. Search for "ethan allen geometric table" or "drexel heritage." People are giving away solid wood, heavy, amazing coffee tables for $100 because they want "farmhouse" now. Buy it. Sand it. Restain it. You now have a $2,000 table for $150. The Pillows: Etsy. Search for "Belgian linen pillow cover." Buy the inserts at IKEA. You get the Euro look for $40 a pop instead of $120. The Art: Don't buy art. Frame fabric. Go to a fabric store. Buy a half-yard of a cool textural fabric (boucle, linen, velvet). Stretch it over a canvas frame. It’s a 3D art piece. It absorbs sound. It looks incredibly high-end. Cost: $35.

I Spent Years Trying to Copy Pottery Barn (Here’s What Actually Works) Thank you for reading this post, don’t forget to subscribe! Let’s be honest about something before we waste another minute of your time. You have that catalog. You know the one. It’s dog-eared, the pages are soft from being touched too many times, … Continue reading The Pottery Barn Look for Less: 12 Ways to Get That Cozy Vibe