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Design Secrets From Brian Patrick Flynn

By: Jeannie Matteucci
September 06, 2018

From the plush emerald green sofas in the living room to a chic globe chandelier that brings the drama in the parlor, here are designer Brian Patrick Flynn’s favorite design details that make an impact in HGTV Urban Oasis 2018, courtesy of Overstock.

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Bold Sofas

The two identical emerald green Midcentury modern style sofas in the lounge-worthy living room include hardwood box frame construction, plush velvet upholstery, button tufting and tapered wood legs. "They’re happy sofas, you don’t forget about them," says designer Brian Patrick Flynn. "We went understated with the walls and then went bold with the sofas."

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Photo: Sarah Dorio. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Hip Lounge Chairs

A pair of fire engine red lounge chairs crafted from high-quality vinyl cord add a punch of color on the front porch. "I love to add a touch of the unexpected in easy-to-remove elements when designing a space like that," says Brian. "They’re something young, cool and hip that fit this urban neighborhood packed with young families."

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Photo: Sarah Dorio. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Boutique Style

Offering classic and timeless style, a teal green upholstered settee with solid pine frame in the master closet features rounded arms and turned legs in a rich espresso finish. "It’s a pretty generously sized closet, and when I can I like to make a closet feel more like a dressing room," says Brian.

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Geometric Design

Crafted from fir, pine, poplar wood and iron, a pair of natural-finished coffee tables with brass-finished bottoms in the garage have a modern geometric shape. "They’re really sculptural and unexpected in an industrial space like the garage," says Brian. "They’re a cross between rustic and glamorous."

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