10 pillow patterns better than chevron
chevrons, it's been real but...
Published Aug 26, 2015 5:00 AM
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Some trends stick around forever, others tend to bow out. With a powerful print like chevrons, it’s easy to both go a bit overboard, and get a bit tired after awhile. If your chevrons aren’t wowing the way they used to, peruse a few other options to bring fresh life to your cozy, comfortable crop.
palms
Continue the summer vibes all year long with palm pillows. Inspired by the iconic
Beverly Hills Hotel wallpaper, palm leaf pillows make your home feel like a retreat, even if you’re not near the water.
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typographic
A typographic pillow is an easy way to make your home feel one-of-a-kind. Skip the cliche sayings and search for one you’ve never seen before.
modern + graphic
Go sleek with a clean pattern like this one. The sea foam color in this option softens up the harsher lines.
landscapes
These rugged landscape pillows look equally cool in a rustic or modern space. Mix one with solid pillows or let it stand alone in an armchair.
doodles
We love the whimsical eyes on this pillow! If you go with a doodled pillow, choose only one and mix it with solids or subtle prints to let the illustration stand out.
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splatter paint
Splatter painted pillows mix surprisingly well with a range of pillow patterns–from illustrated to striped.
monochrome
Black and white looks effortlessly cool, and it’s easy to mix patterns if they’re all monochromatic.
cowhide
Cowhide pillows add a unique touch to any space. Show them off in a contemporary, white room or mix them in with patterned pillows.
shapes
Go geometric with a pattern of triangles or playful with a fun print like pineapples or cacti.
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hues of blue
Over-dyed, indigo, deep blues add a rich depth to the surface they occupy. Pop in a lighter color or print if things are feeling too dark.