Urbane Bronze Board and Batten Sherwin Williams Interior Delights Board and Batten

Creating my Home Office

Quick answer

We styled this home office with a grid rug, wall art, and accessories from Interior Delights, paired with Revere Pewter walls at 50% and CORTEC LVT flooring in Sherwood Pine. The rug softens the space beautifully, and we hope to carry these pieces in our online store soon.

Key takeaways

  • The rug, wall art, and accessories featured in this office are from Interior Delights and are coming to our online store in the months ahead.
  • Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore at 50% gives walls a softer, more white feel — a great trick if full-strength feels too dark in your space.
  • CORTEC LVT in Sherwood Pine is completely waterproof, scratch-resistant, and hides dirt well — a practical pick for family spaces.

I'm so happy about how my home office is turning out!  Like everything in my life, it's a work in progress, but my book shelves arrived last week & I snagged this grid rug from the shop to soften things up a bit!  I spend a lot of time in this room & love the sunshine and mountain views to my right.  

I've gotten a lot of questions about the wall paint colors, so here we go:

1. Board and Batten Area in Stairwell:  Urbane Bronze.  It's interesting because when you search up Urbane Bronze by Sherwin Williams, you will see that their paint swatch appears to have brown undertones. In truth, it does.  Light can do wonders to color and in my space it appears to have Charcoal/Navy undertones.  It never looks brown to me & I love it.

Urbane Bronze Sherwin Williams Board and Batten Stairwell

2.  Main Office Walls:  Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore at 50%.  I painted the entire main floor in this color because I know that depending on the light, this color changes.  In my previous home, I used Revere Pewter at 100% and loved every area, but I wanted my walls to be more white this time.

Revere Pewter Walls.  Interior Delights Home Office.

I've also had several people ask me about my floors.  Here's the truth about my floors.  I am very happy with them, but if I had to do it again I would have gone with a higher quality LVT.  Because of COVID and so many products being out of stock, I had to choose a product that was in-stock and I was pretty rushed in my decision. I wanted something with a wide plank and a deep wood grain texture. A carefully selected black vase can further elevate the office’s aesthetic, offering a timeless accent that coordinates well with different interior styles. I ended up going with a CORTEC LVT 7" x 72" plank.  The color is called Sherwood Pine.  It's honestly great for kids because it's completely waterproof and it's hard to scratch up.  The color shows almost no dirt or footprints.  

I introduced a vase and some faux plants on my shelves to provide a similar tone. In addition, a table runner can be a chic and practical element for styling your office desk or meeting table, effortlessly tying together color themes while adding refinement.

* My rug, wall art and accessories are all from Interior Delights and are all items we hope to carry online within the months to come. 

 

 

Frequently asked

Where can I buy the rug and accessories from this home office?

The rug, wall art, and accessories are all from Interior Delights. Right now they're available in our Parker, Colorado shop, and we hope to carry them in our online store within the months to come.

What wall paint colors were used in this home office?

The main office walls are painted Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore at 50% strength for a lighter, more white look. The board and batten area in the stairwell uses Urbane Bronze by Sherwin Williams, which reads as charcoal or navy in certain light despite having brown undertones on the swatch.

What flooring was used and is it good for families?

The floors are CORTEC LVT in a 7-inch by 72-inch plank in the color Sherwood Pine. It's completely waterproof, hard to scratch, and shows almost no dirt or footprints — making it a very family-friendly choice.

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