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You can’t just pick a look from a catalog or imagine a style and expect the fabrics to work for you, right there
There are many considerations that you must keep in mind to determine the types of fabrics in interior design.
Consider these factors before you choose your final fabric:
Colors
This is most important in creating the right mood and tone, as some colors make rooms look smaller
size, so choose wisely.
Smaller rooms work best with light tones and shades and light fabrics.
You should also be careful when suggesting patterns and designs if any, if fabrics have prints on them, make sure they blend well with the look and mood of the room.
Taking a private look can help you pick the perfect colors and patterns, and avoid holding this to the last minute or after you’ve picked out the furniture and fixtures.
You may have to switch out the canvas entirely or redecorate the space again.
texture
Textures inevitably bring an added layer, but texture almost always adds to the clutter. If the room is plain,
You can choose one textile element in the canvas that will give the room an edge.
This could be in the curtains, the sofa, or even the rugs and pillows.
Function is something to keep in mind when playing with textures, and keep in mind that materials like wool, velvet and even microfiber can be difficult to maintain if there are pets and children in the house.
the price
Many choices will drive the budget you’ve got, the great news is that many fabrics
Natural and synthetic can replace each other very easily without compromising the effect too much.
Choose cotton, polyester, or rayon when budget constraints.
And if you need to create a very specific look or have a more liberal budget, wool and silk can be the perfect choice
.
Tips for choosing the right upholstery fabrics for your interior design
Now that we’ve got the basics down, let’s take a look at some invaluable tips that can help
To help you choose fabrics in interior design that are not only eye-catching and highly practical, but satisfy every homeowner.
Always look for durability
While it’s easy to change out the curtains or swap out the cushions, some fabrics are fairly durable—for a few
years at least.
It’s important to think of a durable fabric, especially for dining chairs and sofas that have wide use.
Replacing and re-upholstering can be particularly tedious, cumbersome, and expensive, and nylon and polyester are high-performance fabrics that are ideal in homes with pets or children.
Think complements and contrasts
The essence of choosing furniture upholstery or fabrics is to ensure that it matches and complements the mood and aesthetics of the room.
And if the room is all about subtlety and simplicity, choose textures and colors accordingly.
And if you’re going for a more ornate look in a room, consider using richer materials and deeper colors.
Accent furniture works very well, and you can use colorful or patterned upholstery to make a piece really stand out.
Make selections based on color quality
Have you seen a new umbrella but looks like it’s been around for years?
Well, this is the result that sun exposure and weather can have on some fabrics.
When choosing fabrics in interior design,
placement becomes an important determinant in the colors and fabrics you choose.
If the windows in the space see a lot of direct sunlight,
choose heavier curtains and consider lining them to protect the color.
Natural fibers tend to fade faster, so use them indoors, in cooler locations,
or where furniture is less likely to be used extensively.
Think long term
We’ve already demonstrated how cumbersome and costly repairs and restorations can be,
when planning fabrics
In your interior design, think about how well they are worn and how convenient they are to manage.
Choose high-quality fabric for headboards, dining chairs, and sofas,
so that you don’t need to replace them for at least a few years.
Make sure the carpets fit well, and choose fabrics that are easy to clean and
maintain and perform their specific functions within the home.
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