Over here, over there, on top of there, under here, up there, it’s the timeless zebra print, it’s lovely and happily it’s in all places you look.
It’s in………..
THE FAMILY ROOM:
Windsor Smith Home Collection. Both elegant and practical, the collection is inspired by Windsor’s extensive travels.
It’s in…….
THE BEDROOM:
In Darryl Carter’s D.C. Townhouse, he uses stunning antique bordello doors behind the bed which compliment the zebra patterned rug with it’s black edging across from the bed under the curved desk ELLE DECOR
It’s in……..
THE LIVING ROOM:
Jan Showers. Photography by Brian McWeeney.
Using a touch of a zebra pattern in a space can add a bit of whimsy, a touch of class (maybe a bit of a stretch for some) and a nice pop that most rooms can certainly use a little of. You don’t need much, for a little bit of zebra goes a long way.
It’s in…..
THE LIBRARY/LIVING ROOM:
Dan Carithers, Regents Park Show house; Southern Accents May/June 2008
THE LIBRARY
Alessandra Branca in this red library upholstered the walls in a rich wool paisley. House Beautiful
It’s in…….
THE DINING ROOM :
Ann Selke Home for Vanguard
It’s In……….
THE BATH:
Beth Haley
THE POWDER ROOM:
Canadian House and Home April 2008 photography: Angus McRitchie
It can be used on many different objects…….
On……..
THE FURNITURE: Joe Nye, the black and white contrast nicely with cocoa-brown color of this study. House Beautiful
On…..
RUGS: Modern Design
On…….
PILLOWS:
Fashion designer Monique Lhuillier’s gorgeous living room grey sofas have pillows which are covered in a zebra print by Edelman Leather Elle Decor.
It’s on…….
STOOLS: Paul Marra stool zebra-print cowhide Elle Decor.
COFFEE TABLES:
Flickr
It offers up a completely different look when mixed with an array of colors.
With PINK:
With RED:
BY: Miles Redd
With CHAMPAGNE, PEWTER, GOLDS, & CHOCOLATE:
Designer Patrik Lonn created a a warm bedroom using a mix of finishes, colors animal skin rug and zebra ottomans. 2009 Estee Lauder Show house, New York City, New York.
It’s far and wide & it looks fabulous! Don’t you agree?
Some of my favorite attention grabbing products in zebra that are small enough to inject into a space, but yet are capable of creating a big impact are:
These benches OHT, are versatile enough to go in almost any room in the house and are one of my absolute personal favorites.
For an office, this lovely leather desk chair would make coming to work fun. Accented w/zebra and nail head trim it’s a show stopper from OHT.
Oly Studios offers up in my opinion some of the best faux zebra products around:
Oliver Faux Zebra Mirror from Oly Studio would certainly make an impression in a foyer or look just as sharp in a powder room as shown above.
Hilary bench from Oly Studio is available in a short or long version and is stunning in either length.
Sophie Lounge Chair - Oly Studio (as seen in: Joe Nye’s Room)
WS Home offers a chocolate zebra pattern luxurious throw blended with cashmere & wool that would compliment a mix of upholstered pieces, from that comfortable reading chair, to that cozy chaise lounge in the bedroom.
Hide rugs are offered up by an abundance of sources, for one option in a dark and lighter version there is: WS Home Pony Hair Zebra Hide Rug
FAUX ZEBRA PILLOW stamped cowhide
There is also an array of different sources for fabrics and leathers with a zebra pattern, from silks, to velvets, to chenille, to suede, to linens and much more, here are a few options:
Whatever you do, have fun and do not be afraid to throw a little animal pattern into a room, especially zebra.
Professional advise and services are always recommended when designing and putting together your space. So if you are ready to infuse a little animal into your life and are looking for professional advise, Interior View design services can assist you.
I love the zebra pattern, and you've shown so many..... great and variety of images! Would love to have a rug! Or a couple of pillows would be good too!
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Laura, I love this post! I definitely fell for this trend and went right out and bought myself a brown and cream zebra rug for my living room. I still love it! I love how you formulated this post!
ReplyDeleteSo fun! I love how you show ways to use the pattern all over the house. I would love to know more about those bordello doors behind the bed.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the Darryl Carter pics -- I was lucky enough to go to his house for a reception once, and we got the full tour. And you are so right -- zebra DOES tend to be everywhere right now!
ReplyDeleteI love it, I am so glad it is everywhere. These pictures are so inspiring.
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