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- ISBN 9781580937085
- Weight: 1600g
- Dimensions: 235 x 279mm
- Publication Date: 15 Oct 2025
- Publisher: Monacelli Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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The legendary Schumacher design house presents a masterclass on one of the world’s most iconic interiors motifs
Celebrating the versatile power of stripes in all their myriad variations, Everybody Loves Stripes offers a treasure trove of ideas for incorporating the dynamic pattern into your home.
This inspiring sourcebook from legendary design house Schumacher reveals how stripes can transform any space.
Readers will discover decorating inspiration for every style imaginable – coastal, classic, eclectic, modern, bohemian, rustic, and charming – with beautiful color photographs highlighting the many ingenious ways that stripes can be applied in everyday interiors, from subtle strategies like ticking-stripe upholstery and sheer window treatments, to over-the-top techniques such as tented rooms and graphic painted floors.
Richly illustrated with contributions from a roster of internationally celebrated designers, including Veere Grenney, Rita Konig, Miles Redd, Tom Scheerer, Amanda Lindroth, and Markham Roberts, Everybody Loves Stripes is a must-have for any design lover looking to make a bold statement.
Alexandra Flint is a creative consultant, stylist, and contributing editor at FREDERIC magazine. Having honed her expertise on the creative teams at Schumacher, Ralph Lauren Home, and Veranda, Flint now helms an independent consultancy that partners with top designers and brands to create beautiful content and lead special projects. She resides with her family in Atlanta, Georgia, and works with clients nationwide.
Emma Bazilian is a design writer, editor, and the content director for Frederic Media. She is also the co-author of the bestselling book Charm School: The Schumacher Guide to Traditional Decorating for Today (Monacelli, 2023). Before joining Frederic, she was an editor at House Beautiful, where she coined the term “Grandmillennial.”
