Pretty Scalloped Décor Finds

Try one or more of these pretty scalloped décor ideas, which work just as well in traditional, coastal or grandmillennial homes!

You’ve probably noticed more scallop décor in home stores lately. I’d say this trend is driven by the rise of what people call Grandmillennial Style, a throwback to the look of our grandmothers’ homes.

The scalloped edge is a repeating arc pattern along the border of furniture, décor or textiles. Its soft, feminine design is a timeless classic!

Scallop wicker frames — The scalloped wicker frames in my kitchen are some of my favourite décor pieces at home! Keep reading for more budget-friendly options.

I’ve been spotting so many new pieces with this scalloped edge detail. I’ve bought a few for my home and I’m looking for more ways to add them to our traditional, Cape Cod-style house. They’re also perfect for a little girl’s room!

Blue Green Powder Bath — You can take a peek at my scalloped jute rug on the floor of my powder room.

I love how the shell silhouette (named, obviously, after the scallop shell) is a coastal nod without going overboard. I adore coastal décor and would decorate my very landlocked home like a beach house if I could. Alas, I’ll settle for a little scalloped décor here and there instead!

Scalloped Décor Finds I Love:

Let’s talk about some of my favourite pieces in the collection above.

Jute Scalloped Rug: I have this rug with scalloped trim in our powder room and adore it! It comes in a range of sizes and trim colours, so it can be coordinated with many styles. I really do love it!

Wicker Scalloped Frames: I have two of these in my kitchen and love them, but they’re pricey! I’ve found a more affordable version here.

Blue Scallop Mirror: This blue mirror is absolutely gorgeous and I adore the colour. I’m wondering where I could hang it at home… hmmmm.

Scalloped Metal Party Bucket: I love everything in this collection, but these scallop-patterned metal pieces are so cute!