Different Types Of Patterns You Should Know About
Decorating with patterns can be fun but incorporating more than one pattern in a room looks intimidating. Worry not because with the right tips and tricks, like coordinating and complementing décor with the right patterns, it can be easy to do.
Choosing Patterns and Varying Scales
First decide the look you wish in your room, for instance, floral give a room a feminine vibe while if you want an eclectic feel choose animal prints. As the key rule, use at least three patterns in a room like you can combine floral, stripe, and polka dot or say herringbone, stripes, and paisley. Mix up the scales of the patterns like a large pattern, one medium pattern, and one small pattern.
Always distribute the patterns evenly throughout the room for balance. But also remember that the use of too many patterns can look chaotic. Break the chaos by using some solids. Take a look at some commonly used patterns you can decorate your space with to create a perfect space.
Types of Patterns
Damask
This pattern type looks good in traditional home settings. It can work equally well in a formal setting to create a glam look. Decorating with pattern looks good when used as wallpapers or as patterned upholstery on side chairs. When using Damask as one pattern in your living room, you can combine it with stripes and subtle florals.
Floral Pattern
Floral gives romantic feels and looks good in a feminine décor setting. You can use floral patterns on your wallpaper, draperies, bedding, pillows, and furniture upholstery. Floral works well when paired up with stripes, checks, polka dots, ikat, and damask.
Paisley Patterns
Paisley patterns characteristics are that they look Bohemian with a hint of formality. Your home curtains, pillows and throws, and patterned upholstery are likely to look good in paisley patterns. They blend well with striped patterns and herringbone.
Plaid Patterns
Another one on the list is the plaid pattern. They are conservative yet classic and sport a somewhat masculine look. You can dress up your curtains and fabric upholstery in plaids. Plaid looks good when paired well toile, ikat, florals, and other plaids in different colors and sizes.
