Mixed patterns bedroom

Let’s talk about the delightful art of pattern mixing in bedrooms! Discover a curated collection of bedrooms that have perfected the art of pattern mixing,

How to successfully mix patterns in interior design schemes.

Nothing beats sleeping in your own bed🤎 We just returned from a cabin trip where Ty and I shared a “cozy” double bed while it rained on… | Instagram

HOW TO MIX PATTERN AND COLOUR. The main reason I gave our bedroom a makeover was so that I could have fun with pattern and colour. It’s what I do best and something I enjoy. Whether you prefer a more minimalist interior or love the joy that maximalism can bring, colour and pattern mixing is something you can achieve and experiment with no matter what your style is. Let me know if you found this helpful. 🥰 . . . . . . . #bedroom #bedroomdesign #bedroominspo #colourfulbedroom…

Park Walk, Chelsea — Interior Fox

Shelby | Pretty in the Pines on Instagram: "Bedding laundry day inspired me to share a few favorite changes to this bedroom! Love mixing and matching patterns with this wallpaper… this green striped bedding is from @thecompanystore and is as comfy and soft as it is charming. Few things are cozier to me than freshly cleaned sheets on a hot summer night. Linking bedding in my story!#thecompanystore #companyfamily #partner"

Mixing patterns is something a lot of pro interior designers do with ease, but it can be challenging to make it work in your own home. How do you combine patterns in a room without making it feel like a kaleidoscope threw up? Interior designer James Tabb of Laurel & Wolf has some advice. "When designing an eclectic space, I like to mix complementary rather than synonymous colors, patterns and textures," he says. "This ensures the individual pieces don't compete with each other, but work to…

Read more to learn my tips and tricks for how to mix patterns and prints by using various patterns together to get the ultimate pattern play!

How to design a room: choose a lead pattern first, and then use the lead pattern to dictate colors and details to use throughout the room