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Thanks to their classic and visually appealing nature, stripes are often the easiest and most understated way to bring patterns into your home.
'Whether it’s a beautiful Breton or a classic candy cane, stripes are sweeping the interior world,' says the team at MADE.com. 'Stripes are a simple and stylish way to add flair to the home. As consumers continue to make more conscious purchasing decisions, the need for classic homeware items to offer timeless styles has increased.
'Stripes are also hugely versatile as the understated symmetrical nature of the design means they can be paired to create textural pattern clashes without becoming overpowering.'
How you use stripes can completely transform the look and feel of a room. Punam Chada, carpet buyer at Carpetright, agrees: 'Stripes are a versatile way of adding interest to a decorative scheme. You can utilise them in a subtle way for a classic accent or go bold by introducing various thicknesses and colours to your chosen pattern.'
You should also consider how stripes can affect the illusion of space. Colour and paint expert, Annie Sloan, explains: 'The fundamental principles of using stripes to make a space look larger are simple: vertical stripes of any width will make walls appear taller, whilst narrower stripes can give a high-ceilinged feel to a space.'
Remember, horizontal stripes can make a room feel smaller, though this isn't a problem if you’re looking to create a cosy, cocooning space.
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