Gingham Home Decor

Gingham is everywhere right now, as it should be. This charming fabric brings out the best in so many other patterns and something about it just feels like spring. Here are some of my favorite gingham home decor finds.

Have you noticed how gingham has been showing up all over the place this spring in fashion and home decor? Of course, gingham is a pattern than never really goes out of style. It’s a true classic that transcends trend cycles and plays well with just about anything you can pair it with. That being said, it’s definitely having a moment and I have to say that it’s absolutely delightful. I recently used an old gingham sheet I found in our closet as a tablecloth and I received so many compliments on it, that I had to confess that it wasn’t actually a real tablecloth. It certainly did the trick in a pinch, though! That fact that so many people enjoyed my “tablecloth” as much as I did firmly reinforced the gingham trend in my mind, and it’s one that I hope lingers for quite awhile because it just brings such a cheerful feeling to any space that it graces. If you’ve been loving gingham lately, too, today I’ll be sharing some of my favorite gingham home decor finds.

Pictured Above: Similar Gingham Tablecloth | Vintage Style Flatware | French Market Basket | Chandelier | Tall Greenery Stems | Plates on Plate Wall | Similar Glass Vase (Apothecary jar with the lid removed)

Gingham Home Decor Finds for Spring

Green Ruffled Gingham Tablecloth | This is such a lovely, season-less green and I love the mini ruffle around the edge of this tablecloth that makes it feel a little more special. This gingham feels fresh for spring, but I can see it being used throughout the year, or even at Christmastime.

Beige Gingham Bedding | This subtle beige gingham is one that you’ll be able to layer and reuse in an endless number of ways as trends come and go. Gingham always seems to make any pattern that you pair with it look even better, but it looks lovely on its own as well.

Jar Lamp With Gingham Lampshade | This is such a pretty, classic lamp with its off-white jar base and pretty pleated gingham shade. I’d love to see a pair of these used as bedside table lamps or even on a buffet or console table in a dining room.

Large Gingham Bow | A sweet, handmade bow for festive seasonal decor, for a child’s bedroom, or just for a little unexpected touch of whimsy whenever and wherever you need it most. 🙂

Cream Colored Faux Rose Stems | Florals and plaids like gingham are a natural pairing, and if you don’t have any floral fabrics that will work well, floral stems in a vase next to gingham will look absolutely beautiful. I’ve been loving these incredibly realistic looking faux roses lately.

Green Gingham Pillow Covers | If you buy one gingham piece, make it these pillow covers that can be used on your sofa, to update your basic bedding, or just on a side chair to bring a little pattern and life to a corner of a room.

Ruffled Gingham Chair | This chair is a dream for gingham lovers. It makes such a statement, but it’s subtle and neutral enough to work in spaces with a softer color palette. Combine this chair with Fisherman style home decor pieces for an unexpectedly feminine take on the trend. Can you imagine this plaid pillow on this chair? Or maybe this dark brown gingham throw? Amazing.

Blue Oversized Gingham Rug | Some may call this a buffalo check, but for our purposes here today, it’s a gingham. I love the fringe and soft off-white and pale blue color palette. Use this rug in a bit of an unexpected way in a room with dark wood furnishings, gold frames, and “serious” antiques, or use it in a child’s bedroom, where it will feel right at home as well.

Green Gingham Plate | So pretty for a plate wall, on a plate rack, or, if you’re a traditionalist, you could actually use these for food. So fresh and pretty to use all spring and summer long.

Green Gingham Dish Towel | I just love this inexpensive little dish towel. The pattern and the color are just perfect for that vintage vibe, which is so hard to find. These would even make beautiful oversized napkins if you’re feeling creative.

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