Guest Picks: Chevron — Is It Here to Stay?
Whether you zig or zag, one of these 20 picks in the pattern is sure to fit your style
Chevron has been around for centuries, and, like most trends, we have reached into the past and updated this pattern for the modern decade. Yes, it has been prevalent in home decor for at least the last year, but it seems like it plans to linger a bit. Here are few home products that will inject either a subtle hint or a bold snap of the fun pattern into your rooms. Just remember that a little goes a long way! — Julieann from CreateGirl
This sweet side chair is available in multiple colors. It would be perfect as an accent in an office or a bedroom. I like the fact it is armless; if it had arms, the pattern might just be a little too much for the eye.
I am absolutely smitten with these dining chairs. The pattern is the perfect scale and is just enough to say, "Hey, take a look at me!"
Often we see chevrons in a crisp, contrasting colorway, usually paired with white, but this pattern is a nice alternative to that. It is not as sharp as some of the others that we see.
The wonderfully affordable Teramo Curtain from Crate & Barrel would be an easy addition to any room. The fabric has a bit of a sheen, which gives the chevron a touch of sophistication.
I adore Jill Rosenwald and all of her chevron pieces. This navy oval — yes, oval — lamp would add the "wow factor" to any room.
The colors of this chevron pillow exude a feel of fall, and are appropriately spice colored.
We can always count on Oscar de la Renta to bring glamour to the party. This ribbon fabric would look so fabulous as window panels.
If you want to invest in a classic piece of chevron, look to a sisal rug. It will be both durable and timeless.
I am always drawn to the color palette in Dwell Studios' pairings. This rug is no exception and could be used in a boy's bedroom or a dining room. I would even love to see it as a hallway runner.
Mixing darker and lighter tones of a color adds great interest to the pattern, as seen in this area rug.
In my opinion, a girl can never have enough throws. Layer this cozy one on the end of your bed, and you will be warm all winter long.
Kelly Wearstler's fabric in rust would be the perfect complement to many color stories. Imagine this fabric as accent pillows on a navy, chocolate, gray or even warm teal sofa. Fantastic!
I always like to play with trends in the bathroom, especially with a shower curtain. Most often it is an inexpensive change.
This tone-on-tone chevron pattern feels so elegant to me. The crisp white towels would be the perfect housewarming gift and would look sharp in any bathroom.
We all know the old saying "a little goes a long way," and these embroidered sheets fit the bill. They are just enough to make a statement.
Even the nursery can get in on the chevron trend with adorable bumpers!
Or add just a touch of the pattern with a basket for keeping your diapers and wipes organized. It's brilliant and chic.
The lovely Mally Skok has just released her African Fabric Collection, which includes this zigzag pattern. The azure colorway would wake up any dining table as a tablecloth.
If you are a collector of dinnerware like I am, then you might just fall in love with Color Studios' chevron-bordered plates. The blue pattern is outlined in black, which makes it pop right off the plate.
Don't forget your drawers! They can be stylish too with these gold liners from Hammocks and High Tea.
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