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Fear not for those of you who love many patterns but scared to use them, must read on….

What a great introduction from Sanderson Fabrics and Wallpapers showing their SS12 collecton and how one can use many beautiful and eye popping colorful patterns in one room. Some of us have heard the 3 pattern only rule be used in a space. Well that’s just not true. I’ve told many of my clients, yes, yes and yes we can use array of patterns together to form a beautiful room. When the space is well thought out and designed correctly, and with balancing of colors,patterns,and textures you too can create a beautiful designed room that represents who you are and what you love. Next when your out buying the sofa you love, think about how you want that displayed in your room. Take here in the photo for example. The solid sofa plays a great part in being the back drop to display the patterns, large and small used in pillows to give us our pop. Here shown the wallpaper, fully capturing your attention to the walls, they continued to bring the pattern print down by using it in a couple pillows. From there they pulled in other patterns with colors used in pillows to flow so nicely together. Speaking of patterns,stripes is a great pattern to work with in many spaces. Here a displayed rug is shown that plays another huge part in drawing and complimenting other colorful patterns to itself. Another great idea here shown is the yellow chair. The solid yellow fabric works wonderfully breaking up some of the busyness. By doing this, they were able to pull in a colorful printed patterned chair that works great! This beautifully done room using Sanderson’s colorful fabrics was a great topic to write about. So for all of you that love patterns, but are afraid to use them, well no more. Here’s an excellent example that you can! Please visit my web site and see how I’ve used colorful patterns and prints that my clients love and apppreciate in their spaces. Happy decorating!

Written by: Cheryl Jarvis/ Designs by Cheryl /Interior Design

How one can use not 3 but many patterns of fabrics in one space!

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