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Playing with Patterns: Paisley
Share/Bookmark“Playing with Patterns” is my new series about how to use popular or less well-known patterns in your home décor. Always wondered how to use cheetah print without looking gaudy? Not sure...
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Playing With Patterns: Tartan
Share/BookmarkTraditional Hall by Other Metro Media And Blogs Designs by Gollum Tartan, otherwise known in North American as “plaid”, is a type of fabric pattern consisting of multicolored horizontal...
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Playing with Patterns: Flowers
Share/Bookmark“April showers bring May flowers” That’s how the saying goes. But flowers don’t need to wait until May to bloom all over your home décor. Here are some typical and original ways to use...
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Playing with Patterns: Argyle
Share/BookmarkArgyle is one of my favourite textile patterns. Flattering, chic and fresh, it always looks distinguished and professional, and yet playful if you choose the right colors. Even though...
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Playing with Patterns: Pinstripe
Share/BookmarkEclectic Dining Room by Silver Spring Interior Designer Designing Solutions Pinstripes are usually synonymous with conservative menswear: bankers, financiers and politicians of all...
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Playing with Patterns: Houndstooth
Share/Bookmarkimage: Dave Gates Out of Scotland comes another traditional fabric pattern, houndstooth. The pattern, instantly recognizable as a four-pointed shape that looks something like a set of...
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