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Jennifer Bishop Design
“colors and patterns. A happy place.”
“from this pattern. The other patterns I used in the room, like the bird and the medallion patterns, do not have the exact same tones as those in my zigzag, but that's OK. Even the wall paint was not the exact same tone of raspberry. Colors need to coordinate, but they do not have be exact. Actually using”
“curved pattern for contrast. The paisley lent softness. The bird-with-leaves pattern and the suzani are modernized florals.4. Vary the size of the pattern. The zigzag is small, the paisley duvet and circle accent pillow are medium, and the bird and suzani are large scale. Varying the size of patterns”
“with this pattern palette. 1. Pick a starting print. For my starting point I used this small zigzag pattern. I liked that the scale was smaller than the very popluar two-color zigzag we're seeing a lot of right now. 2. Build the color palette. The zigzag gave me a very easy way to build the color pattern”
decordemon
“how to layer patterns right by brian patrick flynn”
“style of furniture, vase, pillows, colors, pattern mix”
“Love the furniture, patterns, a more muted adult-like”
“layering patterns works with walls, floors, upholstery, ceilings, window coverings and accessories, it's best to take baby steps when first trying it out. That being said, I recommend starting with pillows, then working your way up. In this particular space, my client will eventually have upholstered walls;”
“Herringbone patterns are also easy to achieve in tiles.
These are also from Marca Corona's Atelier collection.”
“Herringbone patterns are also easy to achieve in tiles.
These are”
“Herringbone patterns are also easy to achieve in tiles.”
“cool wood tiles - herringbone pattern, not sure I love but it could grow on me”
“gbone patterns are also easy to achieve in tiles.These are also from Marca Corona's Atelier collection.”
Frederick + Frederick Architects
“floor pattern or border around the edges.
Let me know how it turns out! I love the look of painted wood.”
“orange/white pained floor with checkerboard pattern”
“A charming toffee yellow and sky blue diamond pattern on an old wood floor creates an inviting cottage feel in this sitting room. A pattern such as this requires you use the lighter color as the base. Once it is dry, you can lay out your pattern with careful measuring”
“paint = patterned floor. Whether you go for a classic checkerboard or modern stencils, painting a pattern onto the dining room floor means you can forgo the rug. Paint the background first, or let the natural wood peek through, as shown here.”
“checkerboard pattern is a very popular choice. It is classic and fun at the same time. Here the colors, a beautiful combination of blue and caramel, are what make this particular checkerboard floor unique.”
Rachel Reider Interiors
“patterned rug, bright colored furniture, light drapes and wall”
“few new patterns emerged that were inspired by the Bargello flame stitch pattern. The carnation, medallion and diamond patterns evolved as new stitches were tried. These embroideries were found more in the U.S. and England than in Europe. During the 1970s the flame stitch fell heavily out of favor and”
“Greek key pattern has been around since ancient times and has adorned everything from architectural friezes to fine china. A rug design with the same pattern provides the same appreciation of the classics and is versatile enough to adapt to any style.”
“diamond pattern of the 17th century. The graphic rug mingles beautifully with the pillow pattern.”
Silvia Garcia Interiores
“Fabric pattern! Adorable room for 2 girls!”
“Plain comforter with pattern pillows heaadboard”
“Floral Pattern is always perfect for a girls room and it looks great when both of the beds are matching. Also the twin paintings on the wall are goergeous!”
“floral patterns on your accent pillows and paint original works of art.”
“Mix two different pattern scales. For example a big bold floral pattern with a geometric pattern in this photo, that also matches the artwork above the headboards. Again, take note of the pillows, as a visual transition between”
“This image illustrates a similar pattern play using a modern floral pattern.”
B & P Distinctive Renovations, LLC
“what sizes of tile and in what proportion are needed for this pattern?”
“sizes and pattern of the tile.”
“like the pattern of tile (different sizes of tile)”
“2 square pattern (close enough to versailles look)”
“I like the half wall being tiled. I like the color and pattern of”
“Tile pattern, tile color”
“Floor and shower pattern”
“various tile patterns”
“bathroom tile pattern”
“pinwheel tile pattern”
“tile pattern...floor pattern...FLOOR PATTERNS...tile pattern...Pattern on floor...floor tile pattern”
Debra Toney
“creating a pattern with tiles, I recommend using sheets, as you'll have fewer joints and fewer places for the floor to show its age. Make sure that any adhesives are free of solvents and labeled "no-VOC."
Forbo's Marmoleum, the best known linoleum, carries a 25-year warranty and offers more than 120 colors”
“is, a patterned floor such as this is both unique and dramatic.”
“For a reasonably affordable way to add style to your space, try a linoleum tile design. The oversized graphic patterns bring a heightened sense of dimension to this kitchen.”
“Linoleum also comes in large sheets that can be laid down as a solid color — or you can have a bit of fun with it. A pattern that's bold and bright and unique to your home is something that you'll only be able to achieve with a material like linoleum. Just don't try to do the in”
