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Animal print ball accessorie for tableAnimal print is always a fun idea for a bedroom and easy to do with so many bed linen options on the market. Tiger, cheetah, zebra or leopard prints are popular comforter patterns and go great on a bamboo, wood or iron-framed bed. Plain, coordinating sheets provide needed solid colors and help the bed look less uniform. A little animal print goes a long way so accessorize the room in light woods and darkly upholstered side chairs with one matching patterned pillow to tie it all together. -
Animal print pillowsBlack leather furniture is an ideal backdrop for an animal print throw pillow or blanket. An animal print upholstered chair with black trim provides a nice larger splash of color and pattern without going too kitschy. Oatmeal or beige-colored carpeting is a nice complement to the animal print and can be topped with a small, matching animal print rug. Zebra or tiger prints go especially well with black furniture. -
Splash of zebra print in the bathroomAnimal print can be a fun theme for a powder room or extra bath. Leopard print shower curtains, trimmed towels and bath rugs are available and can quickly transform a small room into a safari paradise. Bamboo shades on the window and warm brown toned walls help with the transformation as well. Top off the decor with a vintage Tarzan poster or African tundra mural, and your room will be complete. -
Animal print chairsAlthough an animal print kitchen is a rarity, it can be done with some creativity and skill. Express the animal print in towels (hang black and white towels next to each other in a zebra kitchen, for example), cafe curtains or a hand-made table runner. Re-upholster kitchen chairs with a leopard or zebra print seat or pillows and treat a breakfast nook with a safari styled mural for fun. Hang African masks on the wall to coordinate with the style; use wooden bowls and utensils on counter tops and tables. Mix your solid colored plates to mimic the color combinations; for example, a black charger with a white plate on top for a zebra motif or a brown or orange plate atop for a tiger motif.
