Eleven Past: Go Big with Black and Gold Interior Accents
Two colours that will never go out of fashion include soulful black and regal gold. Add these tones to your interior spaces and achieve a more polished and stylish look to impress your guests. At Eleven Past you can shop the look with beautiful accent pieces to evoke a real sense of sophisticated living.
Here are some of our top finds with inspired ideas to achieving an elegant look with black and gold as the main attractions. Anchor your living room with a beautifully detailed Iron Diablo Table (1) with intricate metalwork and curved shape to add visual appeal in your living room. We also love the Roman Side Table (5) in gold with black legs to bring some royalty and class to your abode. Looking for soft furnishings to add to the look? Mesmerise with the Ndemetric Scatter Cushion in black (2) – the fine lines and detailed patterns will create intrigue when added to your sofa. Gold is both stylish and elegant. Add a touch of gold to your serving table with a fun Pineapple Platter (3).
You could also opt to create height and intrigue, by hanging a stunning metallic Hanging Planter (4) in your home. Light fittings can also create drama and what better way than with a bold black Facet Industrial Metal Pendant (9) as a striking feature! The Skeleton Chandelier (8) is another bold light fitting to help ground your room. Alternatively, you can add the Black Glass Lantern (7) as table top lighting.
Finally, choose the perfect stool as a seating solution in your home or garden, and add the magic of black and gold for a contemporary feel. The Russian Stool (6) is beautifully elegant with black velvet padded cushion and metal base while the Garden Facet Stool (10) is just as delightfully elegant in black – bringing style to your exterior garden and patio areas.
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