Trendwatch: Off the grid

|

Ask the expert

“From high-end design to high street, the grid pattern is appearing everywhere in textiles, ceramics and furniture,” says Dixie Mirowski of Catalog. The easiest way to work it into the home is to “play with scatter cushions and table settings – such as cool patterned crockery, table matts or glassware,” says Dixie. However, only go for it if you love it says Dixie, who advises you to try the grid trend if you like “clean graphic patterns, monochrome and minimalism.”

Domenica light, from £452, Karman; Table tiles, £20, Bower for Areaware (stockists include SCP); Grid vase, £45, Habitat
Expression Radiator, £613, Aestus
Jade magazine stand, £40 Perch & Parrow; Grid Cushion in Chilli, £10, House by John Lewis
Bandas rug, from £2,750, Gandia Blasco (stockists include Houseology)
Netlight, £632, Serralunga; Small Table, £1,805, Gio Ponti (stockists include The Conran Shop); Tea Towel in Kitchen Tiles, £19 for a set of 2, Hay (stockists include Catalog)
Kelim Lines Rug, from £79, Ferm Living (stockists include Amara)
Subscribe to Homes & Interiors
Tags

Trending

Sponsored

J.S. Geddes celebrate 40 years of kitchen design excellence

Kitchen designer J.S. Geddes celebrates its 40th anniversary in an exclusive industry event

Latest

More like this