Monotoned velvet in a dashing emerald color creates a focal point without being fussy or busy.

Add a touch of timeless yet somehow Midcentury elegance with a veneered walnut and leather recliner.

Timeless and classic yet edgy and chic, these upholstered pieces with metal frames adds comfort to a room without adding bulk.

Technically neutral but anything but boring, a custom glass piece like this automatically adds glamour to a space, without being overwhelming.

Floor coverings are a perfect opportunity to add color, texture and pattern to a small space, and to set the color tone for the rest of the furnishings.

Adding a natural element (such as the base of this table) to your space keeps it from being too precious and introduces an unexpected visual element.

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Saturated colors, like the rich cognac leather here, and warm metals, like the aged gold shown, add muted yet rich timelessness to a space. Adding ‘antiqued’ finishes like this help keep a room from feeling too cold.

Acrylic legs allow a piece, such as this multifunctional console table, to ‘float’ in a space without encumbering the room at large. Multifunctional pieces serve double duty – use it as a desk, casual dining area, console table – the sky’s the limit!

Unexpected and cheeky elements like this indoor/outdoor sheep figure help make a house feel more like a home by keeping it unique.

Form and function meet when you place a stylish piece like this in a foyer.

Adding a natural element to a modern space brings warmth, both literally and visually.

Adding a functional yet completely artistic piece like this console adds a punch of authentic originality!

A fantastic way to elevate a space is to add one or two elements of ornament, in this case, a decorative faux Persian rug in muted green hues. You can keep your modern home from feeling too cold by introducing these elements in a judicious manner.

Art adds vitality to a space! Art such as these twinned pastel paintings create a quiet sense of movement and energy, without dominating the space.

Spare and elegant yet entirely practical, adding petite consoles like this are a great way to add panache and function to tight spaces.

Architectural in form, yet entirely functional, high headboards like this create intimate ‘zones’ within the space at large, enhancing the feeling of serenity and coziness.

Big in function but small in stature, small swivel-rocker chairs add function that belies their small size.

Adding textural elements, such as the faux shagreen used here, brings visual interest to an otherwise simple design.

Quietly achromatic and regimented, gray and cream patterned rugs such as this add a touch of pattern without being too busy in small spaces.

Gemtones add life to small spaces, and can act as the focal point for the room; don’t be afraid to utilize color judiciously! Ask the experts at PerLora for tips.

Functional used either landscape or vertically oriented, this rustic-chic mirror adds a subtle link to nature while being totally contemporary.

Small, uniquely shaped pieces, like these hourglass side tables, create maximum visual interest without taking up precious space.

Add a ‘bright spot’ to any small space with diminutive but powerful lights like the Thor, which are both functional and highly decorative.

Adding multi-functional pieces such as this bench in long-wearing leather is a great way to add function and visual interest to any space; used as seating, a cocktail table, or entryway piece, such items are both visually appealing and functional.

Having art pieces do double duty as a functional piece, such as this shelf with iron detailing, is a great way to add value to small spaces.