Emerging as a home decor trend, the scallop design is making a big impact in a subtle way. The scallop is ornamentation derived from the shape of the scallop shell, consisting of a repeated series of arcs. They are timeless, classic, and charming and while we may banish them at times, we can't seem to forget them. So out they come again as a haute new trend in fashion and interior decor.
Since scallops are popping up everywhere these days, I have pulled together some images to give you some ideas how to incorporate this trend into your own interiors either in a cozy vintage way or a modern chic application.
Just when you thought they were old fashioned you find them in all their glory at High Point Market. The scallop design is once again trendy, just maybe in a different way.
Some of us love scallop edging and will always find an opportunity to use a bit in a subtle way.
Dan Carithers
This is my favorite way to use this design element......a soft, elegant addition that doesn't scream "look at me". It just quietly catches your attention!
Kay O’Toole via Veranda
I love a scallop that provides a medieval or old world atmosphere to a room.
A scalloped window treatment takes center stage in this modern eclectic interior by Ruthie Sommers.
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I love a scalloped duvet and just purchased a cream matelasse one for myself.
This sofa proves that whenever you choose to use it, the scallop design adds ornamentation in such a gentle way.
Fish scale scallops have become popular wall treatments. It's fun to see a classic used differently.
Also scalloped edging to linens makes a bedroom feel soft, romantic, and feminine and is a great alternative to layers of lace which men just don't seem to care for.
You can choose to actually use your quilts and coverlets or just fold and display in a lovely antique chest or armoire. Look for them at estate sales, antique and collectible markets, yard and thrift sales.
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Chaise with deep scallops is perfection in this old world bedroom.
Setting a table with scalloped, handkerchief thin, vintage placemats is a way to be a part of the trend.
Great mix of old and new! The scalloped range hood almost looks medieval.
Scallops are popping up everywhere. I love the carpet!!
Antique furniture pieces with scalloped aprons are especially charming.
Even small scalloped edging makes a big visual impact. Love this metal table.
Gerrie Bremermann, designer
And who can resist scalloped slipcovers.
The scalloped sofa in a Chinoiserie inspired interior.
Another modern application of scalloped wallpaper.
A scalloped tablecloth can create a charming rustic dining experience. It can also come across as medieval.
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A scalloped counter apron is the perfect addition for a vintage kitchen.
Or they are at home in a modern rustic kitchen.
The scalloped design is one of those "a little can go along way" elements. Use it subtly by confining it to one statement piece.
Toss around some great embroidered scallop pillows like these from Pottery Barn. The scallop design tends to add some whimsy to a space.
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Adding a scallop pattern to your walls is a really quick and easy way to add a little playful pattern to the room.
Carolyne Roehm
Your outdoor entertaining areas will also benefit from a well placed scallop.
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I am still a bit slow in my blogging due to injured shoulder. It is improving so hopefully will get back to publishing in a more timely manner soon.Thanks for being patient!!
I am still a bit slow in my blogging due to injured shoulder. It is improving so hopefully will get back to publishing in a more timely manner soon.Thanks for being patient!!
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