Pride month is swiftly approaching, and you might want to add some nods to the LGBTQ community in your home. But it can feel difficult to do that when your style is more subtle or leans towards neutrals and quiet luxury and so much pride decor is bright, bubbly, and colorful.
You can use the desire to blend pride and style seamlessly and to subtly incorporate LGBTQ pride into your home decor to find creative and tasteful ways to celebrate diversity within your living spaces.
You don’t have to completely overhaul your decor if that’s not you’re style; instead, focus on finding those perfect accents and touches, from the strategic use of rainbow accents to the careful selection of artwork, every element can contribute to a cohesive and meaningful design. These pieces don’t have to necessarily be seasonal—if they fit in with your decor well enough, keep them up all year long.
Here are eight ways to subtly incorporate pride into your home decor, for pride month and all year round.
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The rainbow flag was created in 1978 by Gilbert Baker, a gay artist and activist, and since then, the rainbow has become a symbol of LGBTQ pride in its many forms. But you don’t have to have the flag hanging above your bed to incorporate rainbow accents.
Use rainbow-colored throw pillows, blankets, or rugs to add a pop of color to your living room or bedroom. Try out a rainbow suncatcher, buy a set of rainbow glasses, or create a rainbow tassel garland.
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While adding rainbow accents can include rainbow artwork, it doesn’t always have to. There are hundreds of wonderfully talented LGBTQ artists
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