Whether you’re on the hunt for a new backsplash, shower or fireplace tile, consider the arabesque pattern. Its unique and traditional shape is both curvy and sharp, making it universally attractive and excitingly geometric. Arabesque tile winks to ancient times, but fits easily into modern design when you know how to decorate with it. The arabesque shape allows you to break away from standards like subway tile, while still embracing the look of a regimented, staggered pattern. Here are some tips to incorporate this whimsy type of tile into your kitchen.
How To Use Colored Arabesque Tiles?
You can use a colored arabesque tile pattern to develop a room’s character and style. For instance, spicy, bright hues can energize a kitchen, moody, dark hues can add a mysterious feel to a vogue living room, and soft-gray, almond, icy-blue, or sandy neutral tones can expand a bathroom’s relaxing atmosphere.
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How To Pair Arabesque With Other Patterns?
The arabesque pattern carries quite a bit of visual movement, so pair it wisely with simpler and less curvy patterns. Print size matters, too—a small pattern doesn’t compete for attention with a large one, so create definition by pairing small, dainty shapes with large, distinguished ones.
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How To Integrate Arabesque Tiles Into Contemporary Spaces?
In a contemporary or minimalist kitchen, too many straight lines can result in visual coldness. Counter square or rectangular elements and streamlined furniture by bringing a warm, curvy element or two into play. Shapely arabesque tile offers a soft touch for balance in such designs and it provides elegant movement without interrupting the home’s modern edge.
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