Two sofas can share a room without competing, as long as they agree on everything but color. That's the whole trick in Antler Draw: both sofas are the Edda Sofa, the tan one in our St Croix Holm Sweet Holm leather, the olive one in a green leather you can order by reaching out to us directly. Same shape, same proportions, same leather-on-leather logic, so the only thing shifting is the hue, and the room reads as one idea instead of two.

The architecture does most of the talking. Reclaimed wood runs up the walls and across the vaulted ceiling in one continuous sweep, and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace anchors the whole thing. Against all that warmth, I went matte black for the kitchen cabinetry and the large-scale art, so the rustic materials carry real weight instead of reading soft. The two leather armchairs are the Hunter Chair, close to what's pictured here, not an exact match, but built on that same logic. Light stays low on purpose: an antler chandelier, warm table lamps, the fire itself, nothing competing with the beams.

The Hunter Chair and Edda Sofa are made-to-order custom furniture, heirloom quality, built in the US in 6-9 weeks, 40+ fabrics plus COM for trade.

From our in-stock case goods, the Tarjei Dining Table, Odd Dining Chair, Ilma Sideboard, and Karmina Reclaimed Wood Stool all round out the kitchen and dining room.