a brass rod over a boucle curl, a raw stone table and a wall of records. Seven things in it and every one is real and buyable.
Every number on the photo is a piece you can buy. Tap one.

One slim brass rod. In a room that opens completely to a terrace the light has to be a line, not an object, or it competes with the doorway.

Cream boucle-weight upholstery, low and deep. The render curls it into a spiral; the modules let you set your own curve out of straight pieces.

The render uses a raw stone slab on a rough plinth. This is the finished version of the same material — travertine, on a low gold frame.

Two tan leather chairs facing the fire, backs to the terrace. Leather is the right material here because the doors open and this room is half outside.

Natural tan flatweave with a fringe — the closest thing to the jute drawn here that will not shed. It has to run past the open doors or the threshold looks bare.

The glossy one by the open doors. A hundred and fifteen dollars, and it never has to come inside for winter.

Silver-green beside the fireplace, answering the fig across the opening.
Decca Linear Bar Pendant, Aged Brass, 24 in.$401.32Buy on Lighting New York
Refuge Modular Sectional, Light Sand$1,428.00Buy on Lighting New York
Pamina Travertine Coffee Table, 48 in.$1,057.81Buy on Lighting New York
Olea Cognac Leather Lounge Chair$1,078.00Buy on Lighting New York
Bushra Fringed Rug, Tan, 8 x 10 ft$766.30Buy on Lighting New York
Faux Fiddle-Leaf Fig Tree$114.76Buy on Lighting New York
Italian Olive Tree$1,450.00Buy on Lighting New YorkWatch the room