Friday, April 21, 2017

Playing with Pattern

Bold patterns add a ton of quirkiness and character to a space.  It can be difficult to add more than one bold pattern to a room, as they often compete with each other.  However, when you make multiple patterns work in a room together, they marry well and create a winning look.  We love these examples below that play patterns together and create bold, but somehow cohesive designs.

The brightly colored wallpaper and rug add a ton of pattern to the room; but the pink and gold hues pull them together and compliment each other well.  We also love the street art style painting of Frida!

Playing with pattern 1

Source:http://www.sarahakwisombe.com/blog/shopping-around-nice-houses

 

This gorgeous bar designed by Kelly Wearstler showcases a pattern on the ceiling.  The muted blue tones in the stone, floor and furniture tie the whole look together.

Playing with pattern 2

Source:http://stylecarrot.com/2012/02/01/montage-25-rooms-with-bar-carts-and-bars

 

The vibrant turquoise polka dots of the area rug steal the show in this living space.

Playing with pattern 3

Source:http://homeadore.com/2014/06/25/mountain-retreat-frank-de-biasi-interiors/

 

Bold power-patterns can be black and white too!  The walls and floors of this powder bath create quite an impact!

Playing with pattern 4

Source:http://www.mydomaine.com/patterned-bathrooms/slide4

 

A playful pattered stair runner is a unique way to add print to a room and a little bit unexpected!

Playing with pattern 5 copy

Source:http://www.remodelaholic.com/inspiring-mudrooms-and-entryways/2/

 

The feminine pinks and purples in these two prints show how using two colorful prints together can work if they are paired well.

playing with pattern 6

Source:http://www.kellywearstler.com/residences_grid/residences_grid,default,pg.html

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