When it comes to home textiles, sometimes more is more. At least that's the take away from week's favored pins, which showcase three very unique rooms all containing a myriad of colors, patterns, and textures. Here's a closer look at each of these homeowner's layered creations.
One of Elizabeth Mollen's favorite lounging areas in her South Austin abode, a daybed in her upstairs office, is strewn with an African mud cloth sheet and topped with Stone Textile pillows. Mollen herself painted the Art Deco-inspired mirror that hangs above.
Spotted reading chair, check. Whimsical curtains, check. Ceiling dressed in Osborne and Little's Coronata star wallpaper, check. Jaime Meares's colorful nursery is a masterpiece of print-on-print-on-texture. 
Brooklyn-based furniture designer Katy Skelton impressed us with her one-of-a-kind bedding assemblage. With what do you top a pleated duvet, polka-dot shams, and an earthy-toned quilt? A pair of malachite-print pillows, naturally! Dove gray linen sheers complete Skelton's kaleidoscope of organic hues. Tag us in your interiors photos to show us how you're layering patterns and textures.Related Articles:
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