The Spanish brand Lizzo captures everything I love in interior design and home decoration. Sophistication, opulence, craftsmanship, refinement, sensuality and quality set this fabric editor apart f…
Have you ever wondered how the choice of a single color can transform the mood of your bedroom? Dark green, a shade often overlooked, can envelop your sleeping quarters in both luxury and tranquility, creating a sophisticated sanctuary. This article explores 29 innovative dark green bedroom ideas that promise to infuse your space with a sense of serenity and opulence. Discover how this versatile hue can elevate your decor from simple to sumptuous, inviting you to unwind in a uniquely elegant atmosphere each night. Emerald Sanctuary An emerald green bedroom exudes richness and depth, creating a luxurious retreat. This color
Are you ready to embark on a wild journey to the lush rainforests of Madagascar? Introducing Leaping Lemur Fabric, a textile that will transport you to the heart of nature's most vibrant playground. Imagine yourself standing under the dense canopy, gazing up at the majestic Ring-tailed Lemurs as they effortlessly glide through the air, leaping from vine to branch with a grace that is truly mesmerizing. With Leaping Lemur Fabric, you can now bring this enchanting scene into your own living space. Choose from three exquisite fabric options to suit your personal style and taste. Our recycled velvet option not only adds a touch of glamour to any room but also allows you to make a sustainable choice for the environment. The shimmering velvet fabric option, on the other hand, exudes a luxurious sheen, adding a touch of elegance to your decor. Finally, our natural linen option brings a sense of warmth and organic beauty to any space, creating a more relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Recycled Velvet Fabric The stunningly sustainable velvet is crafted from 100% recycled plastic bottles. Not only will you be adding fabulous designs to your home, but you'll also be playing a vital role in helping our planet. Each design features slightly desaturated colours, digitally printed onto a beautiful texture that exudes pure luxury. Perfect for all your domestic upholstery needs. Join the eco-chic revolution today! Size & Fit Fabrics sold by the linear meter | Roll width 140cm Martindale test: 40,000 540gsm weight Care Instructions Dry clean only Shimmer Velvet Fabric Indulge in the opulence of our luxurious heavyweight velvets. With a plush texture and a touch of elegance, these fabrics shimmer with sophistication. Each design showcases vibrant, long-lasting colours that exude bespoke luxury. Whether you're furnishing your home, upholstering furniture, or embarking on a fashion project, our fabric is the perfect choice. Elevate your style with the ultimate in luxury. Size & Fit Fabrics sold by the linear meter | Roll width 140cm Martindale test: 40,000 340gsm weight Care Instructions Wash at 30ºc, using phosphate-free detergent Low tumble dry heat Hang to dry Iron on the reverse side of the fabric Natural Linen Fabric Introducing our exquisite Natural Linen Fabric - a blend of luxurious cotton and linen. Perfect for all your upholstery needs in any home setting. Size & Fit Fabrics sold by the linear meter | Roll width 140cm Martindale test: 15,000 300gsm weight 55% Linen 45% Cotton Care Instructions Dry clean only
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for centuries, japan has been associated with a rich textile tradition. some of my favorite techniques are layering, pleating and resist-...
Where to see, buy and learn about textiles and other traditional crafts in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
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Where to see, buy and learn about textiles and other traditional crafts in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Artist Alexandra Kehayoglou (previously) creates exquisite pieces of flowing textiles that reference the rugged landscapes of her homeland, Argentina. In the creation of each tapestry, Kehayoglou transforms surplus carpet fabric into natural elements that range from a spectrum of Earth-colored mosses to clusters of trees and serpentine rivers that cut through the heart of her weaves. Entwined within each piece are fragments of the artist’s own memories, including witnessing waterways slowly recede and the alterations to Argentina’s grasslands. More
Outdoor patio decor transforms your exterior space into a stylish and inviting retreat. From cozy furniture arrangements and vibrant textiles to ambient lighting and lush greenery, these decor ideas enhance comfort and aesthetic appeal. Perfect for entertaining or relaxation, a well-decorated patio becomes an extension of your home’s living space. Outdoor Patio Decor Ideas Rustic […]
3 A4 sheets of painted Tyvek layered with polyester organza. this was then machine stitched together and then zapped with a heat gun ...
Where to see, buy and learn about textiles and other traditional crafts in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
A tranquil riverside home celebrates the surrounding landscape.
Here is the Secret Oasis digitally printed lush velvet material, this rich blend of floral blooms combines striking stand out colour which will enhance any window treatment in the home.This stunning material is from the Journey Beyond fabric collection. The adventure unfolds through five printed velvets featuring restored archive artwork, dramatic tropical vistas, prowling tigers and distressed damask motifs. Used individually, the designs are a talking point, combining bold colours and patterns to spectacular and dramatic effect.Suitable to be used for curtains, blinds and accent cushion covers, however, care must be taken as this fabric is not fire retardant and is not suitable to be used for upholstery.
Lush Floral Art Created with a Fusion of Paint and Stitches
Not Slow cloth. Slow-sew-quick-quick-slow-cloth. I love the idea of slow cloth but I am always anxious to know where I'm going quickly and using the sewing machine makes that happen. I slowly when I make the felt. It dries very slowly and slowly slowly I work out where I'm going to machine. Then I have a quick quick time on my machine. Outlining , defining laying down the structure. Then finally I have a slow slow slow time which is most enjoyable, adding hand stitch. I have to restrain myself from doing too much. And here's a piece I'm making slow progress with. Work in progress. I've done more since this picture..and there's more to do.
I recently came across some amazing boho living room designs that left me feeling inspired and excited.
Forget me not garden , is a wool landscape for your floor. A lush spring garden with fresh grass and newly srung flowers. It features 2 pillow hilld incorporated in the rug, to rest your head or feet on. A soft spot to bring nature and sunshine to you all year round. Alfhild Kulper, a Swedish artist and designer, aiming to create physical representations of the soft spots in our minds. I graduated from Central Saint Martins University of the Arts London 10 years ago. And have since lived in the Netherlands, working as a fashion designer for the dutch brand Viktor & Rolf. In 2019 I started making textile art under the name Alfie’s Fuzzy Friends, and in 2021 I took the scary and exciting leap to become a full time artist. Turning from dressing the body towards dressing our living spaces. Creating emotionally loaded, soft shaped textile pieces. Using a mix of traditional tufting techniques with 3D embroidery, I craft landscapes and figures, out of leftover wool from the textile industry in India. They depicture abstract memories of joy and our guardian angels and selves. Thinking of our new digital habitats, that we create as we change and demolish our original landscapes. A glimpse of a lighter world. And a hopefulness of new beginnings and excitement for what is to come.
for centuries, japan has been associated with a rich textile tradition. some of my favorite techniques are layering, pleating and resist-...
On the softness of a cotton satin spreads deep and lush vegetation. Lush foliage and blooming flowers come together to create.
Marianne Eriksen Scott-Hansen doesn’t have to worry about her flowers wilting. She constructs enormous bouquets of tissue paper blossoms featuring countless petals and leaves in color-coordinated bunches. The Copenhagen-based artist tells Colossal that she doesn’t keep track of the pieces of paper or number of hours she spends on her large-scale projects, preferring to focus on creating rather than the actual process of cutting and shaping. Each piece is crafted by hand and without patterns or templates, making every petal, stem, and bit of pollen unique. More
A golden career spanning almost half a century has been the achievement of celebrated textile artist Sue Rangeley. Intricately machine stitched lace,
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Zim & Zou 's miniature paper worlds inspired by Nobel Prize winners in Literature, part of the traveling exhibition Sharing Worlds.
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Dating back to the Vikings, ryijy is a distinctly Finnish textile tradition that produces thick, high-pile tapestries and rugs. The heavily patterned works, which have shifted from functional to decorative, are made by hand-knotting wool and layering the yarn into lush, textured motifs. Drawing on her background in textile design, Finnish artist Marianne Huotari translates this technique into ceramics, creating densely delicate reliefs that evoke the depth and dimension of fiber. Huotari begins every work with a color palette and surface, whether in the form of a wall-based piece or a freestanding sculpture. More
