Our Ginger Collection is equal parts modern and timeless; the checkered pattern is a play on classic gingham and is offered in five colorways: Sand, Sky, Navy, Rose, and Moss. We asked design pros how they would style Ginger wallpaper, fabric, pillows and more—read on for their creative takes!
01. Try Ginger in a Child's Room
Cristina Lehman of C. Lehman Home finds that Ginger—particularly in Sky and Rose—would look excellent in a child’s space. Cameron Jones of Cameron Jones Interiors agrees. “I especially love the sky blue color for kids rooms,” she says. “Pair it with red, greens or a darker navy for a handsome boy’s room or with lavender or pink for a sweet girl’s space.”
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02. Or Mix Patterns In A Teen's Room
In a teen’s bedroom, try combining Ginger Rose wallpaper with Daphne Cream curtains for a look that’s “sophisticated, but not too serious,” suggests Hope Austin of Hope Austin Interiors.
03. Dress Up A Neutral or Minimalist Space
Looking to add a bit of flair to a room rooted in neutrals? Try incorporating Ginger in Moss and Sand, Lehman suggests. Jones also appreciates Ginger’s ability to blend well with other designs.
“The Ginger Collection is the perfect scale for layering,” she says. “It gives just the right amount of visual interest but also reads really neutral even in color.”
Mahsa Afsharpour of Saga Interiors expresses similar sentiments. “I would particularly enjoy combining the Ginger Rose wallpaper with neutral tones like beige or gray, as well as cozy textures, like throws, linen drapes and layered bedding, to create a balanced and soothing aesthetic,” she says.
04. Use Ginger To Create A Focal Point
Lastly, Afsharpour also likes the idea of using Ginger to give the eye someplace to settle. “I find the Ginger Collection to be a versatile and eye-catching addition to any space,” she says. “Its graphic patterns can be used to create a focal point in a room, whether it's through accent pillows, curtains, or even the wallpaper.”
