Trending for a while now has been the bold colors and graphics of Navajo and American Indian prints. You can find these gorgeous graphics and patterns on phone cases, jewelry, clothing and last but not least, interior furnishings!
Check out how the bright and colorful graphics transform this modern chair into a fun and festive focal point!
We keep seeing more and more of these native graphics influencing rug and pillow designs.
This NeBe Green blanket is made from re-processed off-cuts by local artisans and is a fun modern twist on traditional, native blankets.
Native pottery is a classic way to bring in some of this rich heritage to your home. Let’s take a look at how others use this inspiration for their own designs.
Pottery
Surfacephilia drew inspiration from native American and other related items like feather, stones, birds and embroidery to create the “Navajo” collection of wallpapers and textiles.
Surfacephilia
This geometric pattern was used as a backdrop for this coastal antique store’s windows.
I love how this living room’s layered native graphics are paired with classic modern furniture lines.
And speaking of classic modern lines, check out these Eames rockers adorned in classic Pendletons!!
This kitchen’s clean lines set a perfect stage for the accessories and décor to nod to Native design.
How much fun are these walls?! F. U. N. fun!
The simple native graphic takes on a whole new feel in this painted ombre colored application!
Houzz
This gorgeous modern adobe design takes the mixing of native architecture with modern contemporary furniture to a new level!
Houzz
This bathroom is from the same house. The light colored materials and contemporary fixtures work beautifully next to the more traditional native rug and accessories!
Houzz
You don’t have to have a traditional native architecture to blend modern with native. This living room shows that the two styles can complement each other wonderfully despite the architecture!
Living Room
What are some ways you can incorporate these classic graphics into your décor?
