I love that maximalism is trending right now. Minimalist decor and style just isn’t me, which I know is a little contradictory considering I try to be as eco friendly as possible and a conscious consumer. (That’s why I started writing about conscious maximalism on our other blog). While maximalism is all about layers and colors and textures, it doesn’t necessarily mean you’re not thoughtful and intentional about your space! The pillows we’ve rounded up today look pretty all lined up together, sure, but the eclectic maximalist will take the ones she knows will give her furniture *just the right* splash of lovely, and leave the rest. Which few would you choose?
Pictured above from left to right, top to bottom: Palm Springs Wool Pillow Cover by Leah Singh, Striped Guayaba Feijoa Throw Pillow Cover by Zuahaza Comalapa Circle Throw Pillow in Lilac by Archive New York, “The Visionary Ra” in Baby Blue by La Fleury, Island Pillow 1 by StudioProba, Blush 22×22″ Cover by Loloi Rugs, Arrangement Lumber Pillow 1 by Studio Proba, Knot Cushion by Design House Stockholm, Les Ottomans Pink Swan Velvet Cushion, Susie Pillow by Block Shop, Moroccan Tassel Pillow Cover by Alice Macrame Crafts, Pink Cotton Punch Needle Tufted Cushion by Anna Spurling Design, Embroidered Star Pillow by Joanna Buchanan, Velvet Round Throw Pillow in Pistachio by Casa Amarosa, Arrangement Pillow 2 by Studio Proba
My apartment is pretty small, so I have to be extra intentional about what I bring inside. Nothing stays if it’s not super functional, or doesn’t delight me to be in its company – which is probably why it takes me years to land on a foundational piece like an area rug (see why I love rugs for small spaces here, btw). But yes, even things as everyday as a pillow need to pass the test. My current pillows are warm jewel tones to contrast against my velvety teal couch and fluffy pink rug. I’d love to layer on a print or two.
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Do you consider yourself an eclectic maximalist? How else would you describe your decor style?
(featured image from @alexproba)
