Feels like Fall Pumpkin spice and everything nice.
This season we are mad for plaid and anything paisley design. Rich warm tones set stage for fall decorating.
Q&A
Q: Do plaids and paisleys go together?
A: "They work well together because one is not “competing” with the other. Think about pairing patterns together in the same way you’d choose a pocket square or tie for an outfit — they should always complement each other, rather than match too closely."- Hespokestyle
Vivienne Westwood plaid collection
Plaid is a pattern formed rom criss crossing lines of varying widths in one two or three colors.
Synonym: Tartan
Plaide is Scottish Gaelic for blanket.
Photo via Town and Country
New to PAO
Jute plaid rugs 3x5, 5x8 & 8x10 Available
Vintage Kuba cloth covered stool available at PAO
Paisley is an ornamental textile design of Persian origin
The Boteh is a teardrop shaped motif with a curved upper end. This design was popular in the west in the 18th and 19th centuries. Imported from India in the form of Kashmir shawls which were replicated locally in the town of Paisley in western Scotland. This became a center of Paisley textile design.
Natural camel hair rug pillows
Persian Sultanabad
14x19
Vintage African Tuareg Mats Matchstick reeds bound with leather
