1. Stationery 2. Toms 3. Cake 4. Blanket 5. Pillow 6. Tray 7. Tumblers 8. Vest 9. Chair
The Amy Atlas crew loves herringbone. A close cousin to the wider chevron pattern, herringbone zigs and zags with its sharp jagged lines. As you can see above, this Savile Row-style pattern lends a traditional vibe to baking/party decor, fashion, or interiors. Whether it’s in monochromatic shades or multiple colors, the small-scaled pattern also gives a lovely illusion of texture. Take the painted herringbone chair above as an example. It looks like it has layers of texture, yet it is simply a flat, painted herringbone technique from the Martha Stewart folks. Pretty fabulous, right? How have you used this lovely pattern?
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cute!
Love the TOMS!!! I just got a black and white herringbone peacoat for Christmas. I want to replace the black buttons on it with lime ones. Whatcha think?
Beautiful, blue herringbone blanket! Love this pattern!
I love the gold herringbone tray! It would be a lovely serving platter for mini cupcakes!
♥ the blankets! Classic and cozy!
soo cute! love the TOMS!
I have been seeing this and the chevron pattern alot in recent weeks. That vest looks so cosy
I love it! Great finds! The blanket is amazing and on my wish list
I LOVE the blankets! And the stationary! Super cute!
♥ this roundup!
I love Herringbone!! I just reupholstered my first sofa in a dark grey herringbone and would love to have that blue blanket to go with it! A herringbone party would be fun to do!