The strip, of course, is a dynamic print, even aggressive. And, in order not to charge in the eyes, such things in the interior should be few. You can, for example, be limited to one chair. Such as what the young designer Carmelina Martin did for the trendsetter brand MOROSO. She believes that design must be emotional, and the world should be painted with bright colors. Similar settings - and the Dutchman Marcel Wanders. It is no coincidence that journalists often compare him with a wizard.

Looking at the plates invented by him, you do not immediately realize that this is what they eat. At first it seems that these multi-colored stripes, as if twisted by a whirlwind, are intended for hypnosis. Rosita Missoni also got carried away. Fabrics and pillows from the Claremont collection (MISSONI HOME) look extremely impressive thanks to the purple-lime stripe that adorns them.

More restrained tone - from the British. So, the designer and part-time inspirer and co-owner of THE RUG COMPANY brand Christopher Sharp, for example, when inventing the Piper carpet, used muted shades of pink and brown. In addition, the strips he made quite wide, which also relieves tension. And Timothy Olton (brand TIMOTHY OULTON) is a simple cranberry-white, in the spirit of seaside Bath. In combination with aged leather and metal rivets, it looks completely resort-like.