When we are talking about decorating or (re)decorating a space in a home, the first thing we usually think of is furniture. This is also normal, because furniture is usually the most noticeable part and determines the final decorative effect to a large extent. However, the choice of fabrics and fabrics is also a part that must not be underestimated, because the final decoration and interior design effects also depend on your choice of fabrics and fabrics.
When choosing Decoration fabric, we must also consider the characteristics of the space we want to decorate, because fabrics or fabrics will cover up or highlight the advantages and disadvantages of the space, so when choosing, we should not only consider whether it is the color or material we like.
In addition, you need to pay attention to the material of the fabric and its use. For example, two different fabrics, cotton and silk, have very different properties in terms of resistance to stretching or friction, and each fabric presents a different style: it may be elegant, it may be fresh and natural, or it may be rustic.
Damask is a fabric made of synthetic fibers. It is very strong and very vibrant, because there are usually colorful patterns or embroidery on these fabrics. Because of its strong toughness, it is often used to decorate the finishes of sofas and chairs, although it can also be used for pillows and curtains.
Chenille is a fabric named after the material used in the fabric itself, cut in small pieces, so the fabric itself presents a velvety characteristic. This type of fabric will give people a very comfortable and pleasant touch, and will also create a good environment and atmosphere.
Cut pile fabric is a fabric with short pile strips on the surface, similar to velvet. This fabric is made of cotton, and because of its strong toughness, it is very suitable for use as a facing.