This latest installment of our quarterly series with the designer takes a deep dive into how materials and shapes add spice to multifamily. Think of pattern and texture as a spice that is one part of ...

Dorothy Draper, the mother of American interior design, was a master at mixing patterns, with her liberal use of motifs and colors. She paired glossy black-and-white checkered floors and thick-striped ...

Mixing patterns is one of those decorating skills that can separate the amateur from the professional interior designer. When it's done well, it also distinguishes a harmonious space from a chaotic ...

Florals, brocades, stripes and geometrics can take the most ho-hum space to another level, injecting movement and personality while softening hard edges and elevating the overall design scheme. “To me ...

Playing with patterns is an easy way to give your kitchen a visual facelift. Whether you're spending the weekend on a quick upgrade or engaging in a full kitchen project to boost the value of your ...

FORMAL BUT whimsical, the dining room in Chris Barnes and Maisha Closson’s home in Los Angeles’s West Adams neighborhood bursts with wildly disparate design references. How did local designer Dee ...

Every interior design style can benefit from mixing colors and patterns, assuming it's done well. It elevates a space with visual interest, personality and energy. But a haphazard collection of prints ...

Each week Mansion Global tackles a topic with an elite group of designers from around the world who work on luxury properties. This week we look at how to pull off a layered look in your home. Without ...

There's a certain point in decorating when mixing patterns stops feeling fun and starts feeling like a test you might fail. One wrong move and suddenly your living room looks less "layered and ...

CAN MAKE A BIT OF AN IMPACT. INTERIOR DESIGN CAN TRANSFORM A TYPICAL HOUSE INTO THE VERY OPPOSITE. YOU CAN KIND OF PLAY IN YOUR OWN HOME AND CHANGE IT AS YOU CHANGE AND EVOLVE AS A PERSON. THINGS ...

There's nothing more timeless than a traditionally designed home. This aesthetic also happens to be very much on-trend right now. From coastal grandmother to grand millennial, what’s old is new again.