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ZIGZAG:
The Design Pattern Full of Twists and Turns BY AMITY WORREL
Design is not about getting from point A to point B in the shortest distance. Take a lesson from zigzags and enjoy the journey through all its twists and turns. We all know and love zigzags. These dynamic lines have been around for centuries, showing up in basketweaves, sisal rugs, tile patterns and textiles. While zigzags are always present in design, every decade or so, we fall back into full 22 H O M E D E S I G N & D E C O R A U S T I N - S A N A N T O N I O
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zigzag mania and plaster them on every surface we can get our hands on. So, what is it about zigzags that keep us coming back? The zigzag pattern is widespread throughout the design world, making appearances everywhere from high-end wallpapers by Kelly Wearstler to best-selling home goods lines by Target. It never quite goes out of style, isn’t restricted by
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