I’m a design editor and can’t get enough stripes

Sabai recently teamed up with Minna to deliver the most adorable furniture and cushion collection that makes perfect use of stripes. One of these bright, playful chairs is a statement piece. Take it a step further by adding a matching ottoman and/or cushion, or mix it up by pairing it with one of the other two colourways.

Just ask my roommate: I’m a little (okay, a lot) obsessed with glassware. It’s a perfect opportunity to have fun with your decor if your style is normally more subdued. These martini glasses from Fazeek are a quirky way to shake upgrade your barware. Got it?

If you second If you’re repurposing the Parachute Camel Organic Resort Stripe Towel like I am, let me introduce you to the Hawkins New York knockoff. This reversible towel features a dramatic cabana stripe that will instantly make you feel like you’re in the South of France—and it comes in the highly coveted sheet size.

Missoni is no stranger to bold patterns, so it’s no surprise that the brand’s collaboration with Stark Rugs includes several outstanding striped options. Bring the iconic pattern into your space in a cool, calming way with this vibrant, painterly rug.

A beautifully crafted tray is the perfect home accessory. CB2’s Edie tray is a unique take on the stripe, made from thin strips of natural bone and black resin. The brass feet add an elegant finishing touch to the tray.

Schumacher’s Apollo stripe made its debut with Matouk on a tablecloth and quickly spread to other categories, including placemats, guest towels, and now this plush matelassé bedspread and pillowcase. Inspired by antique textiles, the subtle zigzag pattern puts a twist on traditional stripes.

Black and white is probably the most classic of all stripe patterns due to its striking contrast. It’s one of six options for this lamp base, so choose it and top it off with a subtly contrasting forest green shade.

This is how you can talk about icons! The Diane Keaton has brought her timeless style to the home market. Naturally, she included several striped pieces in her very first collaboration with Hudson Grace. These striped linen napkins are an effortless way to bring stripes to your table and into your home.

There’s no easier way to incorporate stripes—or any other pattern—into your decor than with a sofa cushion. It’s even easier if you choose a cushion in a neutral color palette. This understated pattern from John Robshaw fits in just about anywhere and is ideal for design lovers with commitment phobias.