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A cream colored minimalist couch by Sundays — Sundays

If you're familiar with Canadian furniture, you're probably familiar with the organic modern pieces from direct-to-consumer furniture company, Sundays. And if you're not, you're still in luck—the Vancouver-based brand just announced its arrival in the US.

Minimalist-style furniture is something that everyone can appreciate: it's classic, never goes out of style, and you don't have to embrace a fully-minimalist aesthetic to incorporate pieces into your home. And that's certainly true with the pieces from Sundays.

From super-comfortable sectional sofas in understated shapes, to décor accents that add just the right amount of pattern or color to a room, these are our favorite picks.

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We love a sectional that's just as stylish as it is comfortable—and the Get Together sectional looks like the kind you can sink into. The fact that it's modular makes it perfect for apartments, and it can be added to and customized almost endlessly so it fits any and every space.

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Bouclé is having a real moment right now, and it's not just a fabric for winter. This accent chair couldn't be cozier, yet the shape and style aren't too obtrusive. We're partial to the cream fabric, though it comes in a deep, almost-black, navy blue, if you want to add a bit of drama to your space.

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Embrace the cane furniture trend with these stylish yet classic dining chairs. Buy a set of four for a perfectly-coordinated dining room, or mix and match with one of their other styles if you're feeling creative.

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Having a coffee table that's big enough to double as an occasional dining table is essential in apartments and small spaces. And this gorgeous reclaimed oak table will do just the trick. It's even big enough for board games and puzzles, yet the shape means it doesn't add bulk to your space.

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Sundays doesn't just offer perfect minimalist living room furniture; you can also bring this look into your bedroom. This black oak dresser has just the right amount of detail to look stylish, from the bold color choice to the horizontal fluting. Black oak not your thing? Their white oak option with black legs is a great alternative.

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Why mess with a good thing? If you love Sundays' dresser, you can also get the same look in the form of a media stand. Whether you use this stylish piece for your TV or your record player, it's a great focal point for the living room.

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Add some pattern to your living room, dining room, or bedroom with this delicately patterned rug. It has a beachy feel without being too overly coastal.

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Minimalist furniture can still make a statement, and this bed frame will make a great centerpiece in your bedroom. It's simple enough that you can add plenty of texture, pattern, and color with your bedding, but still adds some oomph if you want to keep things simple with white linens.

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This bedside or end table feels like something out of an artist's studio. The speckled detailing gives it a terrazzo-like appearance, and the muted color options make it easy to dress up or down with your favorite tabletop accents.

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Minimalists can have fun with color, too. If you prefer a cozier alternative to a coffee table, opt for this extra-large upholstered ottoman. The rust fabric makes a great change from cream, white, and black, but it still has a minimalist feel.

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