Long before the Nate Berkus show I loved the look of Chevron Prints. Now that I watch Nate daily (via dvr), I’ve developed a mad obsession with the pattern.
There is something so refreshingly modern and hip about chevron prints, yet I can easily envision them incorporated into a more traditional room environment.
The Dhurrie Rug that adorns Nate’s TV set is was part of his custom product line for HSN. Unfortunately the rug sold out, and is no longer available.
But, I did surface up a great option available for purchase from West Elm.
If you need a little more inspiration, before jumping on the Chevron Print band-wagon, check out these inspiring images!
via belle maison 23
via belle maison 23
I love the visual movement a chevron print adds to a space. This pattern is great to use in a small room, keeping the eye moving and making the space feel larger.
via chic little house
via belle maison 23
As an accent rug, chevron prints are a wonderful alternative to an all over pattern.
via alicia b designs
Chevron or zig zag prints as they are also known, are wonderful on furniture and accessories.
via fashionable interiors
via Etsy–plumcushion
via casa sugar
the love list via designophile
via grace hilt on design
via houzz
via interiorly
via nest dallas
via jacquie severs
via notable inspiration
Windsor Smith chair via bella by Karah
This chair is so adorable. I love the mix of chevron print and that stylish geo pattern.
Tori Burch’s dressing room via belle maison 23
via decorpad
A great application for subway tile.
via pepper design
via riley sittema
If you’re the crafty type and want to save a bit of money on a chevron print rug, here’s a great tutorial by Carissa who writes the lovely blog, The Fabulous Design File. Check it out here.
I feel a Chevron Print in my future. Maybe a decorative tray?
Are you loving Chevron prints as much as me?
As was I…know what else I love? Ikat. I need to check into Textiles Anonymous. Seriously.