"Stripe-like tile layouts, including stacked or linear mosaics, will be everywhere. Striped patterns give a room a vintage vibe without being overly literal, she says."
"Checkerboard will give way to diamond patterns, which feel more elevated, architectural, and distinctly vintage. Instead of the classic leopard or cheetah print, we are seeing a shift toward full illustrated animals as part of a larger vintage-inspired pattern rather than a stand-alone statement."
"This type of animal print will always be stylish, but it feels of-the-moment, too. Perhaps the most recognizable example of this is Scalamandre's classic Zebra design, which was made famous in the 2001 Wes Anderson movie The Royal Tenenbaums."
Striped tile patterns and intricate tile designs are experiencing a major resurgence in interior design. Stripe-like layouts, including stacked or linear mosaics, provide rooms with a vintage aesthetic without being overly literal. Checkerboard patterns, which have dominated flooring in recent years, are being replaced by diamond patterns that offer a more elevated and architectural appearance. Animal print trends are evolving beyond classic leopard and cheetah designs toward full illustrated animals integrated into larger vintage-inspired patterns. Examples include Scalamandre's iconic Zebra design, popularized by The Royal Tenenbaums, which maintains timeless appeal while feeling contemporary.
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