Cradle & Hearth

Rustic

Rustic Living Room Set

The whole room, $6,574

Delivered within 7 to 12 days · up to $765 toward delivery

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7 pieces, in 3 deliveries

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Rustic is a mountain lodge, and the wood is the architecture: knotty pine walls, heavy beams and a fieldstone fireplace. Against all that timber the sofa is cognac faux leather, the armchair is camel leather with nailhead trim, and the coffee table is a live edge slab on black iron legs. A round reclaimed wood end table holds an antler lamp, a solid wood framed mirror hangs above the sofa, and a heavy wool rug grounds the room.

Everything in this room

The whole room

$6,574

Delivered within 7 to 12 days.

Up to $765 toward delivery when the whole room is added to your cart together.

California Proposition 65Read the full WARNING

WARNING: This product can expose you to Wood dust, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.

For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

7 pieces, in 3 deliveries

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The room shown gathers the rugged warmth of a mountain lodge around a fieldstone fireplace and knotty pine walls. Exposed beams run across the ceiling, establishing a strong architectural volume that requires furniture with equal visual weight. At the center of the seating arrangement, a three-seater sofa in cognac brown faux leather serves as the anchor for the entire space. Its warm tones pick up the amber hues in the pine paneling, while its clean lines provide structure against the organic surfaces of the stone and timber. Every surface in the room shares an earthborn palette, creating a deep, enveloping atmosphere that feels grounded from the wide plank floors to the rafters.

Two Leathers in One Conversation

Pairing seating pieces in a rustic room requires deliberate variation in tone and texture. Alongside the cognac faux leather sofa sits an accent armchair upholstered in camel genuine leather, finished with nailhead trim along its arms. Combining two shades of brown leather adds depth to the corner. The lighter camel hue lifts the darker areas of the room, while the metallic nailheads introduce a subtle glint that catches the glow from the hearth. Both pieces offer deep, supportive seating positioned to keep sightlines open toward the fire. Their proportions fill the wide footprint of the room, creating an inviting conversation circle that holds its presence against the stone chimney breast.

Raw Edges and Woven Wool

A heavy hand-woven brown wool area rug spreads across the floorboards, measuring eight feet by eleven feet to contain every major seating piece. Wool provides dense sound dampening against hard stone and wood, adding soft texture underfoot. Resting squarely on the rug sits a live edge coffee table crafted from solid wood and supported by black iron legs. The slab preserves the organic curve of the tree trunk, bringing the outdoors directly into the center of the room. Its matte black iron base introduces an industrial element that echoes the iron hardware found in lodge construction. Beside the armchair, a round end table made of dark distressed reclaimed wood provides a resting spot for drinks and books. The weathered surfaces of the reclaimed lumber reinforce the lived-in character of the space, showing saw marks and natural grain that age gracefully.

Reflective Depth and Warm Illumination

Vertical surfaces require thoughtful balance in a room dominated by dark wood paneling. Above the sofa hangs a thirty-five-inch accent mirror framed in rustic solid wood. Hanging on the pine wall beside the hearth, the mirror catches firelight and bounces daytime window light across the seating area, doubling the perceived depth of the room. In the corner, the round end table supports a twenty-seven-inch table lamp featuring a sculptural faux antler base and a crisp white drum shade. The antler motif speaks directly to woodland traditions, while the bright white fabric of the shade brings a clean, contemporary contrast to the darker timber background. When switched on, the lamp casts a soft pool of light down across the reclaimed wood top and washes upward toward the ceiling beams.

The Logic of the Whole Room

A cohesive lodge interior succeeds when every material speaks the same design vocabulary while serving a distinct functional role. In this setting, the elements connect through shared textures and complementary tones:

  • The cognac sofa and camel armchair create balanced seating weights across the hearth.
  • The wool rug defines a distinct living zone within an expansive timber-framed floor plan.
  • The live edge coffee table and reclaimed wood end table showcase varied wood finishes that sit harmoniously beside knotty pine walls.
  • The antler lamp and wood-framed mirror distribute light and vertical interest at eye level.

Selecting an entire room as a coordinated set ensures that scale, wood tones, and upholstery weights match from the day of arrival. Each piece arrives ready to take its place, assembling a complete mountain lodge living room that feels collected, durable, and complete.

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