r/Interior
Does this coffee table look too high / out of place?
I recently replaced my old black/glass coffee table with this travertine one, and now I’m not sure if I made the right choice 😅
The travertine feels a bit too high to me, and I’m also wondering if it’s too similar in color to the sofa/rug and therefore doesn’t give the room enough contrast.
I’ve included photos of both versions.
Which one do you prefer, and what would you change? Would you keep the travertine and somehow lower it, go back to the black/glass table, or choose something completely different?
Looking for honest opinions before I spend more money changing things 😂
Help me jazz up my toddlers play area
Help me make something awesome for my kiddo! 💕
Here’s what we are working with…it feels thrown together? It’s my entryway and open concept dining room, which is currently a baby prison.
Thinking of removing said baby prison and replacing it with imagination stations (kitchen, doctor).
Help me make something awesome for my kiddo! Not afraid of color.