Who do you consider to be the Queen of Pattern? I can think of many designers who enjoy using patterns, whether it is layered patterns, or one that stands out against a more even backdrop.
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| Lilly Pulitzer Home Collection |
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| Lilly Pulitzer Home Collection |
I have a client in Brookline who loves
Lilly Pulitzer. It's just my luck that Lee Jofa carries a Lilly Pulitzer fabric and trim line that I have employed on more than one occasion, and their sister company,
Brunschwig , has an abundant selection of f
abrics with bright colors and bold patterns. The makings of a fun project are in the works. I am thinking something energetic for a chair and pillows juxtaposed with a solid sofa to ground the design and provide some rest for one's eyes.
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| Lilly Pulitzer Bedding for Garnet Hill |
Her patterns and colors are lively, full of optimism, and vivid. This image above makes me want to be a kid again. Doesn't this bunk room look like a fun place to sleep?
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| Lilly Pulitzer Trims for Lee Jofa |
If Lilly Pulitzer is my Queen of Pattern, then Jonathan Adler is my King. His style is a stark mid-century contrast to Lily's preppy take.
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| Jonathan Adler |
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| Carnaby Vase |
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| Brocade Wallpaper |
Which designer do you prefer? Could you live with this much pattern?
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