Guest Picks: Pretty Pattern Mixing
An interesting mix of pattern and texture like this invites attention.
Dip-dyed fabric is a fantastic and artful pattern, and it is so easy to DIY at home.
And of course, there's always ikat.
This beautiful herringbone throw is subtle but sophisticated (and so very cozy).
This chainlink pouf is the perfect pop of color.
A sweep of black pattern like this can be super versatile for entertaining.
Yellow stripe napkins are so cheerful and coordinate with lots of other colors.
Mix it up with this navy and white ikat dinnerware.
Stick to a small pattern on your curtains, and let your pillows pop with something bold.
Nobody does pattern like Jonathan Adler. Even his vases are punchy with cheer.
Marimekko patterns always pair well together. I love this navy and white bedding combination.
This vibrant bedspread is a great example of how boldly mixed patterns can coordinate.
Ticking stripes like these will look great with monograms and other subtle patterns in the bathroom.
A nursery is the perfect place for having fun with whimsical patterns.
Bright, bold patterns will help to stimulate a child's mind.
Buy file folders in a pretty pattern to perk up the office.
A patterned lacquer tray like this one is a great add to an office space.
Wake up your walls with a mix of geometric prints.
For all those other spaces in need of a little patterning, look no further than the textile section at Ikea. It has lots of great modern fabrics to turn into your next project.More: Become a Pattern Mix Master
A zigzag rug is a classic pattern basic for your living room.
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