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Is This Too Victorian Looking for a Beach Cottage Family Room?
I'm trying to go for the beach cottage look in my family room. White slipcovered couches and chairs, wood floors, and sheer white curtains and bamboo blinds on the windows. It's not totally beach though - I don't have wood planks on my walls. Would buying and using this as an ottoman/bench in my family room be out of place? The description says that it is inspired by the Victorian era. I just love it so much though!

(it worked! finally)

Re: Is This Too Victorian Looking for a Beach Cottage Family Room?
DIY & Home Decor Blog
The important thing about decorating, IMO, is finding things you like and making them work. I have 3 rooms in my house in beachy/cottage style, and that would look great in them. I have Ikea's white slipcovered sofa and an overall beachy/cottage theme.
I'd love that piece, and wouldn't change the legs.