Flame stitch sometimes feels like a relic from the '80s, but not here. A stunning tile mosaic makes this powder room shimmer like a jewel. This is reinvention done right, true to the spirit of the original but recast with a completely new attitude.
Jagged waves in autumnal hues break across this wing chair. The pattern evokes the spirit of traditional flame stitch but with a fresh, graphic approach — just right for this transitional living area.
Wall Pops form an overscale bargello-inspired design that doubles as art and injects a needed dose of pattern and color.
Jonathan Adler has been a major influence in bargello's revival. His pieces, such as the two small accent pillows on this sofa, feature the pattern in a variety of different forms.
Another Adler pillow wears a chevron bargello print. The hint of exoticism in the pattern marries well with the bohemian notes in the space.
Bargello doesn't have to shout. Subtle, undulating waves lend this neutral rug the appearance of texture.
In a similar manner, a restrained bargello print brings just enough pattern into this stairwell without overwhelming the scheme.