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magazine | Aug 17, 2020 |
Pattern-on-pattern or saturated solids—how do you make a statement?

It’s all about the mix. The question is how you get there.

As a rule, Schuyler Samperton starts with layers of patterned textiles, while Noz Nozawa sticks to saturated solids that give strong silhouettes center stage. The two California designers unpack their best practices for adding color and pattern to a room for maximum effect.

Pattern-on-pattern or saturated solids—how do you make a statement?
Samperton’s dauntless use of patterned textiles lends a vibrant energy to her projects.Annie Schlechter

Schuyler Samperton
Los Angeles

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