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Traditional paisley Persian rug
(from Houzz) |
Even though my paternal grandmother was of Scottish descent, I have never been enthusiastic about plaid. I do, however, have a relatively recent passion for paisley! The distinctive twisted teardrop shape is of Iranian origin, but the print is named after the Scottish town of
Paisley, a textile center where
paisley patterns were produced during the 1800s.
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Paisley ties from Paisley, Scotland (from Wikipedia) |
I am not normally especially interested in traditional interior design, but lately I seem to be drawn to more traditional décor done in paisley prints. Upholstered seating options in paisley seem to be popular:
I think paisley home accents in seasonal colors would be perfect for the holidays:
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Stockings
(by MeredithRosePetal on Etsy) |
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Throw pillow
(by PillowDetails on Etsy) |
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Afghan sofa throw
(from eBay) |
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Tree skirt
(by kdcurb on Etsy) |
Pottery Barn seems to be an especially good source for paisley home décor. I don't know if I am quite ready to change my current decorating style, but I did recently purchase some
Christmas paisley napkins on Amazon for my holiday table, so maybe I am willing to add just a few traditional touches to my home for the season!
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