Adding new pillows to a space can refresh your space with out having to empty your wallet. The key is to make sure your pillows coordinate well together. We receive a lot of questions from our readers about how to successfully mix and match pillow patterns. Read on to find out our insight.
Photography: Becky Kimball
First you must remember to start with a solid. Either having an actual solid to break up the pattern or have a small pattern that gives the same effect as a solid color. A fun way to add a solid is through a textured pillow, like a faux fur.
Photography: Becky Kimball
Next in order to make your pillows look cohesive instead of chaotic make sure you are choosing pillows near the same color family.
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The key to mixing patterns is by the scale. A bold pattern paired with a simple pattern will not compete against each other, instead they will compliment each other.
Photography: Becky Kimball
Sometimes pillow sizes can be tricky. So here are our tips on what sizes look best.
Pillow sizes for sofa: (2) 24×24 + (2) 20×20 + (1) Lumbar
Loveseat: (2) 20×20 + (1) Lumbar
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Pillow sizes for a bed: (2) Euros + (2) 20×20 + (1) Lumbar
Or
(3) 24×24 + (2) 20×20 + (1) Lumbar
Photography: Jylare Smith
Remember that pillows can easily be updated and switched around through out your home. So have fun with your pillows!
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