“This space is all about mixing lots of great materials and patterns,” says Murray, who started with the aquamarine grasscloth on the wall and then layered from there. She found the perfect print for the banquette, but the scale was tiny, so she created a similar custom fabric on spoonflower.com. The gray tile floors, which replaced warped wood, were laid in a herringbone pattern. “The main rule for layering patterns and finishes is that they shouldn’t be too similar—otherwise it will look as if you meant to match them and it didn’t work,” Murray says. That guided her choice of finishes: “The brass chandelier, for instance, is very different from the concrete sconces, which are very different from the matte black chair bases. Brass and nickel wouldn’t have worked—they look too much alike.” Chandelier: Arteriors. Chairs: ABC Home. Art: Custom, screenshot from Jaws. Wallpaper: Stroheim. Table: Design Within Reach.