Enter the world of pattern

Colors, prints and textures only add more to visual interest, otherwise in dull places. Welcome to the world of pattern! A widely popular decor trend, which is in demand after the color sinking, involves playing with more than one way, scale, texture and color.

“Pattern dakk is a bold interior design trend that embraces an immersive use of prints, patterns and textures on several surfaces in a space. This trend allows the owners of the house to infect personality, depth and drama in their interiors while maintaining a cure, deliberate beauty. It includes wallpapers, upholstery, soft decorations, and rugs to create a comfortable, harmonious look, which celebrates maximalism without looking chaotic or disorganized.

Ivory House by Arc Studio | Photo Credit: Interested Studios

Tale-based format

Personality-operated interior design contained deeply in the concept of interior, the fierce in the pattern means a combination of love for maximum and print and texture. Think of patterned wallpapers, textured asanas, vibrant murals, printed cushions and so on, which infect warmth and mobility and give space a unique character.

Jindal Niwas by Amina Bhatia | Photo Credit: Avesh Gaur

“Drowning in the pattern is about confidence – it is the idea of ​​immersing a space in a completely pattern, allowing them to flow originally in walls, upholstery and decoration. Unlike traditional approach, where patterns are used as accents, this technique creates a layered and visually rich experience. It attracts me that the way patterns tell a story. They have heritage, craftsmanship and emotion within them. When you step into a place that is thoughtfully patterned, it does not just look beautiful-it develops some depth. Interior designer Amina Bhatia says, “This is well done, and when done well, it is incredibly refined.

Jindal Niwas by Amina Bhatia | Photo Credit: Avesh Gaur

She further states that patterns are incredibly powerful tools as they can define a location, provoke emotions, and create a niche identity. The magic lies how you use them. After all, a house should feel like a reflection of those who live in it. “The pattern is not only about aesthetics; This is about telling the story. And when done with care, it can turn any place into an experience, a memory, a piece of art, ”says Bhatia.

Jindal Niwas by Amina Bhatia | Photo Credit: Avesh Gaur

‘Start with Foreer’

There are many ways to lay down your home in print and patterns. “Start with Foire; A lively wallpaper can create an invited entrance. Alternatively, a bold runner or pattern upholstery bench can add an artistic touch, making your entrance both functional and visually striking, ”Komal Mittal and Ninada Kashyap, Founder, calling Alkov-Design Are. Fabric paneling with a subtle contrast on the roof, a geometric runner, a sculpture console in the rich material and even stone -to -stone -to -stone -to -floor penetration are other ideas.

Indian courtyard by Alkov-Dizine | Photo Credit: Pulkit Segal

“Turn your living room into a panoramic place using the same pattern in wallpapers, curtains and upholstery. To add depth, introduce the subtle variations of the same pattern in cushion or a rug. Boldness with neutral furniture and metal accents for an elegant finish, ”is called Sakla.

Casa Tao by Alkov-Dizine | Photo Credit: Yk.interiorphotography

Keeping some elements neutral, try a mixture of patterns in textiles on upholstery, drapes and cushions. The key is to layer the various parameters of the pattern so that they do not compete, but rather increase each other. Bhatia says, “Even in the dining area, where people gather and interact, the pattern can be introduced in a more understood manner, perhaps upholstered food chairs, ceramic or woven table runners From, “Bhatia says.

A habitat of memories by Alkove-Design | Photo Credit: Shamant Patil

For the bedroom, there is a subtlety key. Lairing printed bed cover, striking curtains, or an accent wall with wallpaper simply adds enough pattern to enrich the room, while a calm has yet to add Mittal and Kashyap, while maintaining a calm appeal appealing environment. In addition, you can have a textured headboard that extend to the roof or opt for tone-on-tone wallpaper. There are still other views with a handcrafted rug and double-layer grapes with contrasting prints. When it comes to the powder room, you can choose decorative tiles supplemented by the fixtures that attack the correct balance between visual interest and functionality.

Neo -Varthan by source architecture | Photo Credit: Nayan Soni

“Tiles are a great way to create a stylish location in a backlit mirror powder room for sculpture lights and depth with a statement sink with a stones with tiles, floods or patterns,” Sneha Ostawal, Principal Designer, Source Architecture They say. Floral shower curtains and towels can further enhance the effect.

Casa Tao by Alkov-Dizine | Photo Credit: Yk.interiorphotography

Light game

The key to the pattern is to stick to a harmonious color palette to ensure visual harmony. Mixing patterns with different scales are required; Bold, fine, complex design with large prints makes depth without heavily the space. It is also important to use neutral or solid color elements to break intensity and provide balance. Light also plays an important role -different patterns shine differently under lighting, so you need to consider how the look changes in the day under both natural and artificial light, Mittal and Kashyap Add

Nostalgia’s tapestry by Alkov-Dizine | Photo Credit: Ishita Sitwala

Gradually, by presenting them carefully, carefully. Start with a major pattern that you love and build around it. “If you are ready for a beautiful block-affected dress, for example, pull the color and smaller motifs and repeat them in different areas of the room. Mix texture; Embroidery, woven materials, and depicted surfaces can add depth without visual overload, ”Bhatia says.

Playing with geometry is also effective; Mixing organic patterns with structured geometric creates a harmonious rhythm and balance in space. “Introduce solid colored furniture, play with different materials and balance organic and geometric patterns. Avoid too much complex patterns in small places, ”says interior stylist Mita Mehta.

Bedroom arrangements by Mita Mehta. Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

If you are fans of muted maximalism, use vibrant print tone-down versions to make more favorable to various aesthetics.

Serenity Ridge by Arc Studio | Photo Credit: Fundamental Patel

“Stick to a monochromatic plan for a chic and sophisticated approach to the pattern. To break the intensity of further patterns, introduce solid -colored trims, borders or paneling, ”Sakla is called.

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