patternandsupply
patternandsupply
Pattern+Supply
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Pattern+ Supply is a daily decor blog that celebrates timeless design, offering expert tips on seamlessly blending vintage charm with modern style to create a space that's both soulful and fresh.
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patternandsupply · 8 days ago
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Working Bold Patterns into a Vintage-Inspired Space: A Crash Course
Done right, your space won’t just look collected—it’ll look curated. And that’s the magic. image credit: Heidi Callier
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patternandsupply · 10 days ago
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Good zoning is choreography on a blank canvas. It tells people where to go, what to do, and how to feel in the space
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patternandsupply · 10 days ago
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We’ve all been there: standing in a thrift store, holding a brass pineapple and wondering if it’s a bold statement or just… confusing. 
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patternandsupply · 11 days ago
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In a world of quick turnarounds and overnight shipping, the idea of taking your time to decorate your home can feel counterintuitive. But slow decorating—an intentional, collected-over-time approach to interior design—is increasingly being recognized as the most effective way to create authentic, personal spaces.
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patternandsupply · 13 days ago
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Sustainability and style don’t always go hand in hand—but vintage? It’s the design world's secret weapon for doing both. 
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patternandsupply · 14 days ago
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Every room has its drama. A flirty lamp here, a patterned pillow there, maybe a rug that screams louder than your morning alarm. But without something solid to ground it all, the whole thing starts to feel like a party where no one remembered to invite the adult.
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patternandsupply · 15 days ago
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Welcome to your crash course in vintage furniture by decade—a visual guide to everything from claw feet to cantilevered chrome
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patternandsupply · 16 days ago
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Your design era isn’t about rules—it’s about resonance. When you find the time period(s) that light you up, collecting gets easier, decorating feels more intuitive, and your home starts to reflect something more powerful than trends: you.
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patternandsupply · 17 days ago
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The coffee table: It’s more than just books and a candle. Or is it?
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patternandsupply · 18 days ago
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“The key to success lies in balance. Rather than overwhelming a cool space with heavy warmth, aim for a subtle mix.”.
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patternandsupply · 19 days ago
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Old soul, modern edge. Learn how to style vintage ceramics with today’s finishes for a look that feels curated—not chaotic.
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patternandsupply · 20 days ago
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Smooth meets rough. Old flirts with new. It’s basically a rom-com, but make it interiors.
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patternandsupply · 21 days ago
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If your space is lacking warmth, character, or that lived-in charm that makes a kitchen feel like the heart of the home, vintage pieces might be just what it needs.
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patternandsupply · 22 days ago
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Do you actually love that design trend… or did Instagram bully you into it? 👀 On the blog today: how to tell the difference (before you wallpaper your ceiling in checkerboard). #DesignWithoutRegret #TrendOrTrap #HonestDesignTalk
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patternandsupply · 23 days ago
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We're diving into how to use restraint (yes, restraint!) to create rooms that feel calm, intentional, and elevated.
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patternandsupply · 24 days ago
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"A clean, intentional sightline is like a wink across the room. It draws your eye in, makes you curious, and sets the tone for the space beyond. You don’t need an open floor plan or architectural drama. A well-placed mirror, a bold piece of art, or a lamp with a little flair can pull your eye forward and make your space feel bigger and smarter than it actually is (like a home wearing glasses)" Sightlines and Vignettes: Building Visual Narratives – Pattern and Supply
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patternandsupply · 25 days ago
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"Vintage pieces are magical. They bring soul, texture, charm—but when it comes to styling them, it’s easy to go from “eclectic chic” to “yard sale aftermath” in about three misplaced doilies.." A Guide to Creating Visual Flow with Vintage Finds – Pattern and Supply
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