mix and match design

The great thing about trends in home decorating right now is that anything goes! You can buy individual pieces that you love without feeling confined to fitting into a certain color scheme or style. In fact, sometimes the more random it is, the more bold and confident your home will look. Here are some examples of how to mix it up.


Mixing styles: Shaun Moore and Todd Caldwell's victorian toronto home mixes contemporary with antique pieces.


Mixing patterns: Myriam Balaÿ-Devidal's home in southern france pairs wallpaper with patterned textiles.


Mixing patterns 2: Heather Moore of skinny laminx pairs original patterns in her cape town home.


Mixing textures: Emma Reddington's toronto home uses textural objects and a range of materials to add interest to the room.


Mixing colors: artists andy pratt and sarah coombs pair seemingly random colors for a polished look.

homes found on designsponge.