Miley Cyrus’s accent chairs add interest to a white kitchen
It may be bold, but a well-placed animal print can transform any room. Though we don’t always think of patterned fabric as part of our arsenal for elevating a kitchen, the fabric on our curtains, dining chairs, and cushions can all be used to integrate animal prints subtly into our homes. Miley Cyrus’s kitchen is one of the best examples we’ve ever seen.
The singer’s white kitchen was designed by her mother, Tish Cyrus, and features five zebra print accent chairs arranged around a circular white table. In contrast to the white subway tiled kitchen, they are unimaginably bold, and it works perfectly. Black stripes bring in the accent colors from the hood and pot filler, while white balances with the rest of the room. They are exceptionally stunning against Miley’s light wood flooring.
Furthermore, experts say Miley’s accent chair material is quickly becoming an interior design trend for 2026.
Nina Lichtenstein, Westchester-based interior designer, explains: ‘Animal print, once synonymous with boldness and exotic flair, has made a triumphant comeback in interior design. This timeless trend is finding its way back into our living rooms, injecting spaces with a touch of untamed sophistication. Whether you’re a seasoned decorator or a curious trend follower, here’s everything you need to know about decorating with animal print in your living room.’
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Dine in style with this ultra-cushy accent chair. They would look gorgeous styled around a white circular table, as seen in Miley Cyrus’s kitchen.
If you love the animal print look but aren’t sure about making a full commitment, these affordable cushion covers are the perfect alternative. They can be affixed over the top of any other chairs that you have for a bold look.
If you have banquette seating, these zebra print cushions are the perfect method for transforming them into a design-led statement like Miley Cyrus’s seating. They would pair perfectly with a colorful piece of furniture.
She continues: ‘Animal print has staged a major comeback in recent years, gracing fashion runways and interior design magazines alike. This resurgence is a testament to its enduring charm and versatility. Designers are increasingly incorporating animal print into their collections, presenting fresh interpretations that blend seamlessly with modern decor.’
As seen in Miley Cyrus’s neutral kitchen, restraint is your best friend when it comes to styling these bold patterns.
Nina advises: ‘When decorating with animal print, consider your color palette carefully. Neutral tones like beige, ivory, and gray serve as ideal backdrops, allowing the print to take center stage without overwhelming the space. For a chic look, pair animal print with accents of gold, brass, or deep jewel tones like emerald or sapphire. These colors complement animal print beautifully and increase its luxurious appeal.’
However, neutral doesn’t have to mean boring. Miley elevates the look of her accent chairs with a small multi-colored rug, in a popular ‘pattern clashing’ technique.
‘Mixing patterns can be exciting but requires finesse,’ explains Nina. ‘To avoid a clash, stick to a cohesive color scheme. For instance, pair a leopard print sofa with solid-colored throw pillows in coordinating shades or with subtle geometric patterns. This approach maintains balance while showcasing the animal print’s allure.’
The Black and White Kitchen Edit
Domino Half-Dipped Stoneware Salad Plate
Crafted in Portugal, this piece combines iconic style with long-lasting versatility.
Domino Half-Dipped Stoneware Mug
Nothing elevates our morning coffee routine quite like this bold twist on the classic color palette.
Pop Art Enamel Serving Set
Made from durable, food-safe enamel-coated aluminum, these lightweight servers merge practicality with a Pop Art-inspired twist.
Paradoxically, design can be both bold and pared back. Striking accent chairs in a white kitchen are the perfect place to start.
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