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In keeping with yesterday's pattern-mixing style post, I thought I'd share some of my favourite pattern-mixing interiors. Even more so than with an outfit, mixing patterns in interiors adds layers of depth and interest to a room. When done right, I think pattern-mixing is almost essential to decorating.
A moody pattern-mixing dining room I designed:
- Jewel-toned floral drapes, paired with my favourite bamboo blinds.
- Industrial meets modern sideboard.
- Glitzy chandelier from Attica.
- Gorgeous moody painting by David Lloyd, for above the sideboard.
- Intricate floor lamp from Attica.
- Anthropologie chairs for the head and foot of the table, upholstered in a rich navy fabric.
- Lucite IKEA chairs on either side of the table.
- Rustic meets modern dining table.
- And a lively gold and cream polka-dot rug.
Image Sources: NYTimes, Elements of Style (Original Source Unknown), Eddie Ross, Design Sponge, Tommy Smythe, Michelle Adams, Catherine Kwong, Lily, Clairborne Swanson Frank via Simply Smitten Blog, Decor8.
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