Walmart MoDRN Offers Scandinavian, Industrial And Retro Glam Styles

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In an unexpected yet welcome move, Walmart has rolled out an impressively chic line of furniture called Walmart MoDRN. The items are organized into three collections: Retro Glam, Refined Industrial and Scandinavian Minimal. Each collection includes accents and accessories that make it easy, as well as affordable, to create a complete and well-polished room in a snap.

A Refined Industrial setting featuring table top accessories in addition to wall art and furniture. All images courtesy of Walmart

High-end finishes like velvet and leather upholstery pieces, brass accents and real Carrara marble surfaces are standard, and also all at affordable prices.

Beds – $599 to $649
Sofas – $700 to $899
Indoor/outdoor dining sets – $199 to $699

Here’s a look at the 3 collections:

Walmart MoDRN Scandinavian Minimal

Scandinavian Minimal features easy, understated pieces in smaller scale for space-challenged homes.

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Walmart MoDRN Refined Industrial

The Refined Industrial collection features cool neutrals like greys and beiges as well as plenty of texture.

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Walmart MoDRN Retro Glam

The Retro Glam collection features luxurious velvets and brass finishes, as well as on-trend pink and berry color tones.

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Mix and match all three collections to create a custom look that fits your personality and lifestyle best. Which pieces from the three collections are your favorite? Let us know in the comments!

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