Lauren Graham is most often associated with Gilmore Girls, a TV show that centers around the lively, fictional town of Stars Hollow, which is as eclectic in its characters as its design. It turns out Lauren also has a penchant for vintage-inspired decor, as seen in a recent Instagram post.
The actor shared a clip of herself doing her makeup in her bathroom, and we couldn't help but admire the floral curtains, antique shelving unit for linens, and hexagonal wall mirror, all of which provide charm and warmth to the space.
Decorating with vintage and the inclusion of florals are practically synonymous, and Lauren's room is proof that the right combination of textures and materials can only accentuate a floral pattern. Honestly, I wasn't sold on this nostalgic decorating quirk until I saw Lauren's space, but her charming arrangement has made me revisit my stance.
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Often associated with the spring/summer season, experts say that florals' brightening abilities make them an excellent pattern pick for year-round decor, too.
'Don’t be afraid to experiment with bold colors and eye-catching patterns to bring the outside in this season,' shares Magdalena Gierasinska, the head of product and displays at Barker & Stonehouse.
Whether you’re looking to create an attention-grabbing feature wall in an all-over floral print or add simple botanical-inspired accessories, you will be surprised by how easy it is to incorporate florals into your living space. If you wish to create a pared-back summer-inspired space, opt for smaller floral accessories such as patterned chairs or cushions and pair with neutral hues – an easy way to inject color and pattern into your home.'
Floral print's sister pattern, chintz, is also a great selection if you want to achieve Lauren's vintage-inspired ambiance.
'Chintz has that magical ability to bring visual sunlight and character to a room, but the key is to use it with intention,' explains Georgia Metcalfe, the founder and creative director at French Bedroom.
'Start with smaller accents like a decorative cushion or a pretty pouf to introduce its pattern gently. For something more dramatic, chintz works beautifully on a sweeping headboard, ruffled cushions, or full-length curtains. I like to pick out the tones in the fabric and echo them through other details – think vintage-inspired ceramics, scalloped lampshades, or a soft velvet throw – to create a space that feels considered, romantic, and utterly timeless.'
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