How to Use Stripes in Interior Design
Stripes are jazzy. So if you’d like to jazz up your interior design with a relatively safe print that would be stripes. Stripes almost can’t fail. They can even be combined with floral prints and other variations of stripe print. Stripes are also a universal print that can be used in anything and anywhere. From vase to walls stripes can be incorporated into your interior design very easily.
Stripes can hide flaws in your interior however they can also change the space perception. Wider horizontal stripes, especially when used two tones of the same color make the room looks bigger. The bigger contrast between the stripes’ colors the more complex and jazzy they look. Vertical thin stripes make the walls look taller.
Stripes can be painted or found in wallpaper. If it’s too costly or difficult to do then it is better to use stripes in fabrics and upholstery around the interior. Striped pillows, rugs, furniture, curtains, bowls, vases, bedding, plaids, coverlets, and even lighting can add color and boldness to your design and enrich the minimalist style inteior design.
Undoubtedly stripes or striped interior accessories should match your interior color scheme. If the wall stripe print is too busy it is better to pick one color from it and incorporate in the rest of design. Stripes not necessarily should be straight. Zebra print can add luxury touch to your interior design.

Mona Liz


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