As New York City interiors expand onto bolder brighter horizons, so is the presence of eclectic ethnic patterns. Ikat fabrics have rapidly become ever more popular, bringing in an indigenous fresh touch to an otherwise neutral tone décor. Tracing its origin back to centuries ago, the whimsical Ikat patterns transcended from Southeast Asia, South America and the Middle East. Western cultures have gladly embraced the watercolor effect fabric, and continue to do so in this age of global style. Luckily for you, New York offers endless opportunities of the bohemian fabric. The recent explosion of Ikat patterns in design are meant to bring freshness into the color schemes of contemporary room decor. 
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