A leopard can’t change its spots, but why on earth would it want to? From snakeskin print at The Rug Company to Henry Holland’s tropical collection for Habitat, animal print of every variety is firmly on the style agenda.
What was once associated with tacky 1980s boudoirs is now a sophisticated interiors tool used to sass up even the most demure space.
The pairing of exotic animal print with vintage wood can be hugely effective, such as on Atkin and Thyme’s cowhide chest of drawers.
Or for a striking finish, try zebra-striped crockery (like this set from Ralph Lauren) with vibrant table linens.
For more ideas on how to mix animal prints into your home, see our exclusive gallery of images including a snakeskin patterned rug by Diane Von Furstenberg at therugcompany.com and a wire side table by Roberto Cavalli,
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