The popularity of palm prints is increasing, and interior designer Bryce McKenzie believes it’s due to a resurgence in demand for mid-century furniture, as the motif featured heavily at that time. “I think the reason is two fold; it has an organic quality in form and colour which is so easy to live with but also has a dynamic shape and directional movement which can be used to great effect,” he says. Bryce suggests trying it in a ‘short stay’ room such as cloakroom where “more impact and theatre can be created.”
Tropical Plates, £36.95 for a set of 4, MiaFleur; Islander Dessert Plate in Palms, £12, Anthropologie; Giardino LI 751 22, £229 per m, ÉlitisThree Palm Cushion, £110, A by AmaraPalm Table Light, £365, Abode Living; Palm V2 Framed Print, £47, Red CandyBrighton midi sofa in Manuel Canovas Ibiza tropical fabric, £2,712, Sofas & StuffTropical Print Melamine Bowl, £9.50, Rice Dk, stockists include Sisters Guild; Kentia Palm Tree, £80, Sweetpea & Willow; The Resort Bottle, Palm Beach, £25, S’well, stockists include Amara; Contemporary Restyled Collection, Palm 95/1009, £76 per 10m roll, Cole & SonPalm Beach Towel in Sunny, £65, Tommy Hilfiger, stockists include Amara; Malini Palm Print Fabric Cushion, Blue and Green, £25, Cult FurniturePalms Keyboard Cover, £16, Urban Outfitters
