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11 Fabric pattern combinations that are perfect for winter

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Herringbone and Greek key

While you can refer to herringbone as chevron, it nonetheless takes a traditional approach to the zigzag pattern. Its style as a whole has completely evolved throughout modern times, offering a more playful approach to its design. One great pattern to pair up with herringbone is the Greek key that’s also known for its classic style. When decorating for winter, try to use deep hues that are rich in tone.

Herringbone and Greek key

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Argyle and stripes

Argyle is just one of those patterns that work perfectly with winter. Geometric in composition, this checkered beauty is extremely captivating. Should you want to partner it with another pattern, try stripes, as they will help to create balance. When choosing your colors, stay away from pastels and whites, as they reflect spring-like weather.

Argyle and stripes

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Quatrefoil and honeycomb

Floral may not be popular during the winter months, but that doesn’t mean you can’t incorporate it into your abode by using quatrefoil. This pattern boasts an abstract floral form that is perfect year round. Complement it with honeycomb textiles that feature a loose pattern of abstract form.

Quatrefoil and honeycomb

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Damask and scroll

Those who enjoy elegant statements around the home should consider damask and scroll patterns. Both have a traditional style and design that is heavy in movement and weight for the winter months. As both tend to incorporate a single color with white, choose rich hues that will keep you feeling warm.

Damask and scroll

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Stripes and chevron

Stripes and chevron are a powerful pairing in the home that strike up so much visual excitement. Both patterns demonstrate a ton of movement that could turn the dullest of homes into something wonderful.

Stripes and chevron

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