The Forest Edge Kitchen & Living Room style guide is built around everyday rituals—cooking, gathering, resting—and the materials that make those moments feel grounded rather than rushed. This look blends kitchen and living space into one continuous environment using stone, wood, linen, and muted greens to create visual flow and a sense of calm.

Start with natural anchors. In the kitchen, that means vintage-inspired wood boards, stoneware, and glassware that feel substantial and meant for use, not display. In the living area, upholstered seating in earthy tones provides softness without breaking the palette. Olive green, warm neutrals, and textured surfaces repeat across both spaces to keep the rooms visually connected rather than segmented.

Layering is key, but restraint keeps it functional. Linen textiles soften hard surfaces, petrified wood or stone tables add weight, and ceramic or glass pieces introduce subtle variation without clutter. This style guide favors objects that earn their place—tools you cook with, surfaces you gather around, textiles you reach for daily.

Use this style guide as a blueprint for designing a kitchen and living room that feel lived-in, cohesive, and slow by nature. Shop the edit below to recreate the Forest Edge look using grounded furniture, kitchen essentials with character, and natural materials that support both daily use and quiet moments at home.