12 Spring Fashion Trends Translated Into Chic Interiors

On the Runway: Whether you're perusing the farmer's market, hitting the beach or packing a picnic basket, wear a graphic gingham. Spring is all about that classic check pattern that feels beachy and retro. Design by Tsumori Chisato

In the Home: Designer Brian Patrick Flynn proves gingham is an ideal pattern for both men and women. To put a gender-neutral spin on gingham, choose a feminine color such as pink or coral for tailored upholstery and use chrome nailheads. The combination, he says, will create a menswear-inspired look that's also female-friendly.

On the Runway: Don't worry – you don't have to hit the gym to rock this look. From racing stripes and polo-style shirts, let a few sporty details bring this chic look to life. Design by Alexander Wang

In the Home: Designer Frank Slesinski created a gallery wall with antique prints of sports and displayed oversized books on automobiles to showcase this sports writer's interests in a unique way.

On the Runway: Seventies style is in full, er – swing. Designers were using the embellishment as a statement piece on the runway, like fringed skirts, dresses with a fringe bottom or a top with cascading fringe pieces. Design by ICB

In the Home: This luxurious Hollywood bedroom gets an extra glamorous touch with a triple fringed pendant that hangs just above the bedside table. Design by Jennifer Dyer

On the Runway: Black and white is a classic color pairing that feels timeless and comfortable. This season's take on the duo? Mod patterns and silhouettes that make the hues look fresh. Design by Chanel

In the Home: This custom black and white backsplash by DiFabion Remodel creates an eye-catching backdrop in a transitional, all-black kitchen.