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STORI MODERN
Journal Dining Set. Timeless shapes with a punch of fresh color. $1,799, storimodern.com
GINORI 1735
Giardino Dell’Iris Deep Centerpiece Plate in Citrino. Hand-painted in Italy, this plate is a work of art. $2,450, ginori1735.com
MATOUK SCHUMACHER
Zebra Palm Beach Towel. Two chic brands collaborate just in time for summer. $85, matouk.com
HOUSES & PARTIES
Latticino Tumbler. These colors and stripes are party-perfect. $98 each, housesandparties.com
LILLIAN AUGUST FOR HICKORY WHITE
Ally Chair. Nailhead trim sets off this chair's sleek lines. $3,020, lillianaugustfinefurniture.com
CLARENCE HOUSE
Tour De Chiens Fabric and Wallcovering in Sunflower. Putting a twist on a classic stripe with everyone’s best friend. To the trade, clarencehouse.com
HEREND
Medium Pineapple. A classic fish-scale pattern updates a traditional symbol of welcome. $525, herendusa.com
HANCOCK & MOORE
Rave Swivel Chair. Twist and shout in this bold chair. $5,085, hancockandmoore.com
JOHN DERIAN
Limonier Coaster. An ideal landing spot for your favorite cocktail. $60 each (6 inches), johnderian.com
SCHUMACHER
Lemonade Fabric and Wallcovering. Lemons galore create a happy pattern play. To the trade, fschumacher.com
THIBAUT
Tiverton Fabric. A lovely mix of blue, green, and yellow. To the trade, thibautdesign.com
TORY BURCH
Poppy Square Tablecloth. A subtle pattern with major impact. $278 (70 inches), toryburch.com
GREGG IRBY GALLERY
“Lemons with Stripes and Blue Draperies” by Erin McIntosh. Beautiful color saturation and composition. $800 (20 x 16 inches), greggirbygallery.com
HIGHLAND HOUSE FURNITURE
Madeline Chair. A sunny color cheers up a traditional form. Inquire for pricing, highlandhousefurniture.com
Produced by Amanda Smith Fowler
For more of Amanda’s selections for home decor and accessories, see “Pattern Love: Spots & Dots.”
This story originally appeared in Flower magazine’s May/June 2021 issue. Find Flower in a store near you or subscribe.
On the Cover: In a garden by landscape architect Quincy Hammond, a bench based on Beatrix Farrand’s drawings for the Rose Bench at Dumbarton Oaks sits on an axis through the cutting garden, beneath red-leaved Norway maples. Photo by Lauren Coleman. See story.