The Glacial Collection
A serene collection of crisp whites, icy blues, and shimmering accents for an elegant, luxurious living room.r.
Why this look works
.This look works by combining crisp whites, icy blues, soft textures, and reflective finishes to make the room feel brighter, calmer, and more spacious. Layers of plush fabric, crystal-inspired details, and touches of silver create warmth and elegance without losing the clean, serene feeling that defines the Glacial Collection.
Foundational Elements & Layers
Build the look with light, reflective furniture, a plush white rug, and soft layers of icy blue and white for warmth, depth, and comfort.
Personalized Choices
Lighting, wall art, vases, pillows, and throws are what make the Glacial look feel like home. Choose pieces you love, then bring them together with soft blues, crisp whites, touches of silver, and crystal-inspired accents. See the style guide below for specific elements to choose from or add in your own!
Create
Your home should be a place you love walking into. The right lighting, artwork, pillows, throws, and decorative accents can completely change how a room looks and feels. You don’t have to redo everything. A few carefully chosen pieces can make your space feel more beautiful, comfortable, and pulled together—creating a home you enjoy every day and are proud to share with others. Below are specific pieces for you to choose from that will help you achieve the look while adding your own personal touch.
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Foundation Pieces
Lighting
Adding Layers
Personal Touches
Beautifying Your Home
Inspirational Color Palettes
1. Start with a Clean Palette
4. Purchase to Complete the Look
Remember to measure your space. This is an important consideration. When purchasing, make sure to look at the dimension of each piece so you understand their size. Some items pictured might appear larger or smaller in the scenes.
Want the Complete Style Guide?
You can create the look with all the information provided here, but if you would like expanded information, click below.