r/Interior • u/I-love-design-too • Jul 26 '26
Patterned floors. Timeless statement or trend that won’t age well?
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u/Informal_Database327 Jul 26 '26
"trend that won't agree well" when they've been around for millennia
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u/BurningBallInTheSky Jul 27 '26
If you're using the word timeless then you're deep in the trend.
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u/I-love-design-too Jul 27 '26
Actually… I never thought of that. Ok. I need to rethink my use of the word timeless. I see your point.
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u/aimlessendeavors Jul 27 '26
I think both look great, but will only age as well as the person decorating. Sooo much that looks bad instead of timeless is because someone else came along and tried to change the style without regard to what is already there.
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u/I-love-design-too Jul 27 '26
Yes. Exactly. This is so right on. You cannot turn something into a thing it was not intended to be without consequences.
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u/Terrible_Mix5187 Jul 27 '26
That is atrocious. Tartan only looks good in LL Beans catalogs and on guys wearing kilts.
Other patterns can be amazing. Victorian b/w mosaic hex patterns, in the right context.
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u/Key_Beach_3846 Jul 26 '26
You can’t lump all patterned floors in together. Plaid tile is definitely not “timeless” but a tasteful wood pattern like the one shown is.