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Thursday, June 22, 2017

If you want your house to feel like a home, you add furnishings according to what you like and wish for. Most importantly we need soft furnishings to make our houses look well-cared for as well as comfortable. Living spaces are an identity of the people occupying them since they reflect their lifestyle, tastes, and character.
Soft furnishings include household textiles and fabrics that are used to enhance the décor such as rugs, throws, bedding, bedroom and bathroom curtains, cushions, quilts, table linens, and even bathroom towels and accessories. It also includes any piece of furniture, from chairs to huge recliners, that is padded with foam and a cloth of your choice. Furniture can be padded, stuffed and upholstered according to your taste and ethnicity, to give it a soft look.
However, the importance of soft furnishings does not end at your house feeling like a home; it is more than just that. If you have just moved into a new living space and do not have sufficient budget to invest in costly furniture, soft furniture is a solution to your problem.
Here is a list of commonly used soft furnishings and the importance of their presence in a home.
Cushions Cushions and pillows are also significant aspects of soft furnishings. They can be small or large decorative pillows and can be placed on chairs, beds, and sofas. These throw pillows are important because they give a sophisticated and refined look to your living space and also provide comfort in the process by supporting your back or neck.
You can use a Singer sewing machine to embellish or embroider these pillows any way you wish to; this reflects great personal taste.

Curtains
Houses without curtains are like a donut without the glaze. Curtains add to the beauty and grace of the house by acting as a suitable background to your furniture. They are the perfect accessory for walls and windows, not only do they elaborate your living space in a good way, they also provide privacy and shield you from the outside world. Curtains also stop the dust and dirt from entering your home and provide the perfect protection from the outside noise and bright sun.

Bedding and Table Covers
Bed sheets, blankets, duvets, quilts and pillows, table cloths, you name it; all these kinds of soft furnishings add remarkable details to your rooms. The texture you use for the material of these things will determine how decorative you want these furnishings to be. Table covers also add beauty to the otherwise plain looking tables.

Carpets
Carpets and rugs are a luxury that is increasingly becoming an essential part of interior designing and decoration. Rugs are not just a way to keep your house warm anymore to give it a cozy feel; they are more of a symbol of elegance and style. Carpets additionally protect the flooring and give your room or lounge a soft appearance that you will find comforting.

All these things make your house look aesthetic and tasteful. Do not compromise on soft furnishings and transform your house into something elegant and beautiful.   

The Importance of Soft Furnishings in Interior Spaces

Saturday, October 12, 2013

Happy Saturday Everyone :) I hope you all have a chance to sleep for a little bit longer today...
Today's post is dedicated to the soft stuff, like cushions, throws and blankets in respect to the weekend.

I have met Jorunn Hustoft at DesignJunction during London Design week, she was presenting her own company called Nnuroj. I was curious to see all those lovely knitted items she was showing. 
The company was launched in the summer of 2012. Jorunn is Norwegian designer, who works from her studio near the seaside in Brighton, UK. She is using a hand-powered domestic knitting machine to manufacture all her produces. Every textural detail is created by hand to achieve the luxurious, high-quality finish. The modernisation of traditional crafts techniques is a central theme within the development of her designs. Inspired by lace making, upholstery and the ways that wool can benefit our living environment, her main concerns during the design process are to create pieces that are unique, durable and sustainable.






Nnuroj

Saturday, October 5, 2013

During London Design week we have visited quite a few design fairs and exhibitions and noticed that a lot of fabric companies are keen on flower pattern. We do not usually use flower patterns in our design, as we are following our natural and minimalistic taste, but this could definitely work for people who love bright colours. You can  use flower pattern on wallpapers, upholstery, bed linens or even rugs, but not all of it together.







Flower Power