I love fashion, but few things excite me more than home decor. In a way, I see it as an extension of fashion – both of which are intimately tied to the spirit of design and trends, so it's no surprise when some of the runway's biggest themes invade the interior design space. One of the biggest ones we've noticed this season is the plaid trend. An abundance of the eye-catching print has popped up in lookbooks and shows from Gucci and Stine Goya to Christopher John Rogers and Dolce & Gabbana. Now check to see if the micro trend is showing up in all of our favorite home decor stores. If you head to the Instagram fashion page, you can likely find a plaid object in the background of some fashion girls – from carpets to vases to ceramic mugs. The appeal is simple: it's an unexpected element that is quirky, fresh, and eclectic at the same time. With neutrals heavily dominating this season (both in fashion and interior design), the pattern is a refreshing foray into the maximalist side of things. As someone who is constantly looking for interior design trends, I've already invested in a few checkered items to brighten up my home. If you want to dip your toes in the pool, skip the large area rugs and get something small like an accent pillow first. There are a lot more plaid pieces to add lift to your space. So read below to see them all.
I couldn't believe it was only $ 16.
An art print is a simple and inexpensive way to create an atmosphere in a room.
This is one of my favorite 2020 purchases.
If you want a plaid print Dusen Dusen is the first place you want to look. The brand specializes in quirky, eye-catching prints that instantly elevate your mood.
This bedding set is like art that you can feel comfortable in.
Designer KJ Plumb worked with the brand on their latest collection of clothing and textiles.
A floor stool not only provides seating, but is also an extra accent to enhance the space.
Drape this over an accent chair or sofa.
This is on my 2021 wish list.
I love the subdued sage color.
If your furnishing style is more neutral, this stool incorporates the checkered trend with natural textiles and muted colors.
Fornasetti candles are the ultimate treat.
Display it on a coat, coffee table, or sideboard.
A beautiful rug to ground your space.
Add some pizazz to your dining table.
A cool, affordable rug option.
The Recreation Center's eccentric ceramics has a large following.
For the rainbow lover.
These fun little towels add a retro vibe.
I've seen versions of this rug all over my feed.
Pillows make for an easy upgrade in home decor.
If you're looking for something other than black and white, this is a great option.
How can this pressure not lift your mood?
Come on, RIP To My Coats, it's blazer weather now – these are the only ones I want to wear.
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