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Poorly chosen curtain and soft furnishing trimmings are simply inappropriate. When you use trimmings in your decor scheme, they should resonate with the style of decorations. Adding plush trimmings to a minimalist style may not be ideal, nor will adding a tight corded braid be appropriate to a Victorian and opulent style.
e wayside. Yet, trimmings can really help you tie the whole design scheme together. Adding a quality tape, rope, or fringe can really make or break a design.
We’ve all been there. Washed that fancy new curtain you bought only to have the trimmings curl up like yesterday’s pasta, which is still stuck in the pot. Disaster!
As cooler temps creep in, you might find yourself cranking the thermostat or snuggling up by the fireplace with a cup of cocoa. We crave coziness this time of year, and almost no fabric says cozy quite like velvet. Plus, velvet adds a certain air of sophistication and luxury, which is something we could all use a little bit of right now.
Whether you’ve got pets, children, or both, you’ve likely spent a lot of time trying to answer the question: What’s the best family-friendly upholstery fabric?
The word “trim” implies something less than essential, but it’s a mistake to treat it like an afterthought when it comes to your decor. The right fabric trim can be that element that brings everything together. Think of it as the last puzzle piece that clicks into place and finally lets you see the full picture.
This camper space creates an open, airy feel with the right fabric choices. Read on to learn how to create a similar look.
Read on to learn how to work with cool blues and wild oranges in a space.
Blue and white shades are great at creating a classic look. Read on to learn how to work with them.
Need a way to jazz up your outdoor living space this year? Try working with the powers of a bold lime green and a bright blue.