weekly design inspiration: tap in to tapestry

When it comes to interior design, the choices are endless, and every detail matters. One of the most captivating and timeless ways to transform your living space is by incorporating tapestries into your home, whether that means real tapestries or just tapestry-inspired prints. These intricate and beautifully patterned textiles have a rich history, and they can add a touch of elegance, warmth, and personality to any room in your home.

do you have an accent?

A stunning way to use tapestry-inspired prints is to feature them as wall art. Frame a large tapestry or use a series of smaller prints to create a gallery wall. This instantly adds visual interest and becomes a focal point in the room. The rich colours and detailed patterns can make your walls feel like a work of art in themselves.Although we love a good neutral, we also love the idea of finding a colour from the tapestry that you love and using that as the wall colour so that the piece feels tailor-made!

 

Source: Seeking Lavender Lane

Source: Meredith McBrearty

 

cut a rug

Another way to infuse tapestry-inspired prints into your home is through area rugs and carpets. A rug with a tapestry-inspired design can ground a room and tie together various elements of your decor. Whether you choose a subtle pattern or a bold, statement-making design, a tapestry-inspired rug adds a touch of luxury to your space. If you can, try to find something that has a story to it. Tapestries were and are works of art that communicate a tale of some kind which makes them all the more interesting!

 

Source: Mindy Gayer

Source: One Kindesign

 

set the table

Don't forget the smaller details. Tablecloths, placemats, and napkins featuring tapestry-inspired prints can enhance your dining area's ambiance. Likewise, decorative accessories like throw blankets, lampshades, and wall hangings can bring cohesion to your design. Not only does this look beautiful, but they are also a conversation starter for any dinner party and a lovely housewarming gift for your friends and family. 

 

Source: Julia Berolzheimer

Source: 1st Dibs

 

Design Tip: While tapestry-inspired prints are exquisite on their own, they also play well with others. Mix them with solid colours, other patterns, and different textures to create a layered and dynamic look!

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