a gold twig chandelier over a brown velvet sectional and two green swivels. Seven things in it and every one is real and buyable.
Every number on the photo is a piece you can buy. Tap one.

Gold branches opening flat across the ceiling. In a room with a low tray ceiling a wide flat fixture is the only kind that works; anything with drop would hang in your eyeline.

Deep tobacco velvet, low and long. The render curves it around the corner; this is the straight version in the same nap and the same colour.

A block of marble with no legs — the same idea as the white plinth drawn here, cut round. It weighs what it looks like it weighs.

Two deep green velvet barrels by the fire. Green and brown together is the whole palette; everything else is cream.

Gold veining over cream in a thin gold frame. Hung above a mantel it wants to be as wide as the firebox and no wider.

Two of them, lit from below in front of the glass. Uplighting a tree at night is the single cheapest way to make a window look expensive.

Soft cream underfoot so the dark furniture has something to sit on. Two hundred dollars.
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Donnie Tobacco Tan Sofa$3,148.00Buy on Lighting New York
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Lenoir Fluted Swivel Chair, Moss$1,428.00Buy on Lighting New York
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Italian Olive Tree$1,450.00Buy on Lighting New York
Ariella Rug, Cream and Brown, 10 x 10 ft$199.20Buy on Lighting New YorkWatch the room