STRAIGHT AND NARROW

One way to use stripes in your home interior is through wallpaper. Striped wallpaper can add subtle texture to a room and create an illusion of height or width, depending on the orientation of the lines. If you want to create a more dramatic effect, you can use wallpaper with large, bold bars in bright colours. Another way to incorporate stripes is through textiles. Curtains, rugs or throw pillows can add a pop of pigment to a neutral room or complement an already colourful space. For a unique and eye-catching look, they can also be used on upholstery, like chairs or sofas. When using stripes in your interiors, it’s essential to consider the size and orientation of the lines. Ho rizontal stripes can make a room feel wider, while vertical ones can make an area feel taller. For smaller spaces, consider using narrower designs to avoid overwhelming your interior. With the right use of stripes, you can create a space t hat not only feels cohesive and comfortable but looks stylish too.

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Monochrome magic

Using black and white stripes in interiors is a timeless design choice that adds a touch of sophistication and drama to any room. Whether used on walls, floors or accent pieces, black and white stripes are a versatile design element that works well in any decorating style.

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3. Sorbet pastel yellow stripe wallpaper, £79

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Pair stripes with solid colours?

When using striped patterns in a room, it’s important to balance them with single-coloured tones to avoid overwhelming the space. Try incorporating solid accents through pillows, curtains or other decorative items to break up the pattern and create a cohesive look. This will help ensure that your stripes stand out as a design element without dominating the entire room.