Design Guide · Materialen & motieven
A wild accent
A calm room need not be predictable. Sometimes one animal motif is enough.
A zebra cushion on a linen sofa, a tiger pattern beside dark wood: small touches with a strong effect. Let the pattern stand out and give the surrounding materials room to breathe.
Choose one accent you can move easily. A plain sofa, a quiet wall or a reading corner makes a good starting point. You can add character without changing the entire room.
The contrast
Cool chrome.
Warm character.
In our opening image, the tiger cushion sits against a quiet backdrop of cream, chrome and travertine. Stone and wood bring warmth to balance the metal's shine.
From a reading corner with linen and dark wood to an entrance with natural stone: keep the base quiet and let one pattern speak.
Zebra
A graphic line.
Black and cream create a clear contrast; brown and cream soften the pattern. Pair with natural linen, warm oak and sandy tones. A dark detail in a lamp base or frame subtly echoes the lines.
Tiger
Warm and distinctive.
Tiger stripes bring rhythm. Their warm tones work well with dark wood, olive green and brass. Alternate a striking cushion with a quiet, rectangular cushion cover to give the composition breathing space.
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Three cushions to create your own combination. Click an image for the corresponding version.
A wild accent
Warmth beside shine.
ROCCO's tiger pattern gains depth beside brown velvet. Chrome catches the light, while travertine creates a warm foundation.
Let the pattern breathe.
Start with zebra or tiger as the main motif. Play with texture and keep surrounding fabrics quiet. The lifestyle images offer inspiration; the product cards introduce the individual pieces.