The Chevron Stripe
Thursday, August 11, 2011 at 11:57 AM
(Image credit to Sharon Montrose Photographs)
Adding to my ever-growing list (stripes, polka dots, animal prints) of patterns that I love, today I'd like to gush about the chevron stripe. A chevron is defined as stripes meeting at an angle and often occurs in the form of an inverted "v". It is often used on badges for police officers, noncommissioned officers, etc. (as an indication of rank and service), but lately you see it all over on clothing, stationery, home decor and accessories. The chevron stripe (also just referred to as a zig zag) reminds me a bit of a zebra strip but it is a bit straighter and neater (no surprise that I prefer it this way).
Amazing do-it-yourself coat rack courtesy of Apartment Therapy
Darcy Eden
Check out my stylish friend A's dining room wall. AMAZING! If we ever decide to buy our own place, I look forward to convincing Rob that we need a chevron stripe wall.

Darcy Eden














Reader Comments (2)
I just bought a chevron bathmat at west elm. I love chevron patterns!
Oh, fun! I'll have to check that out at West Elm. Congratulations on your wedding, too!