I think that many sets appear to be overrated when they're used one dimensionally - that is, when nearly "everything" in one room is composed of that furniture, or all 11 pieces of that set.
I felt kind of guilty and dull from doing that for my home, particularly with Pave Set. So I mixed things up a bit by adding lots of plants and wall items. I also removed some items from the set from my room, and add more of other pieces I thought were more useful in the overall themes of my rooms.
That, to me, how room design should go: Sets are only a guide, not the means to the end. Keep moving things around, and add/remove to suit what you like about the furniture and theme. Not as many people do that extra part, so homes with these same sets all the time appear overrated.
I felt kind of guilty and dull from doing that for my home, particularly with Pave Set. So I mixed things up a bit by adding lots of plants and wall items. I also removed some items from the set from my room, and add more of other pieces I thought were more useful in the overall themes of my rooms.
That, to me, how room design should go: Sets are only a guide, not the means to the end. Keep moving things around, and add/remove to suit what you like about the furniture and theme. Not as many people do that extra part, so homes with these same sets all the time appear overrated.
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