Tag Archives: Fabric Design

Home Decor Fabric Collections

Introducing a new collection of customizable fabrics and wallpapers at the Guildery shop.  This new website has made it snappy for designers and shoppers to customize furniture, lighting and accessories in a variety of fresh new fabrics.  We had a blast creating a few pieces from the “She Roars” collection by Abi Post for a teen bedroom design.  The fabrics come in frosty pinks and icy blues against gray in cottons and linens.  Here is a look at what you can do with their collections:

hEADBOARD

She Roars Collection: Cut Corner Headboard in fabric Abstract Animal, Bicycle

X UPHL oTTOMAN

She Roars Collection: Tolstoy ottoman in fabric Swimming Zebra, Cheek

tABLE lAMP

She Roars Collection: Carson Table Lamp in fabric Tiger Eye, Gently

pILLOW

She Roars Collection: Square throw pillow in fabric Leopard Lively, Shadow (our favorite fabric from the collection)

SHE ROARS COLLECTION

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How To Mix Fabric Patterns

Today I’m continuing my E-Book series on “How to Mix Fabric Patterns”.  As I mentioned in yesterdays post I created E-books for my subscribers and now I’m sharing them with all of my readers.  It can be a difficult task for many when it comes to coordinating fabrics and creating a cohesive look for one’s space.  With so many colors, patterns and textures to consider it can get a bit overwhelming.  I’ve put together a few tips to keep in mind when attempting to mix patterns.

Stellar Interior Design Mixing Fabrics

 

MIXING FABRIC PATTERNS 101

Tip #1.  Group in odd numbers: sets of three’s work nicely.

Tip #2.  Contrast your color palette to create an interesting look and repeat the colors throughout your space.

Tip #3.  Consider the 60/30/10 Rule: 60% for your main pattern, 30% for the second and 10% for the accent.

Tip #4.   Start off by pulling colors from your main pattern first to apply to the second and third patterns so your grouping looks cohesive.

Tip #5.  If you are going for a more serene subtle look be sure to add in sheen’s and textured fabrics so that the space doesn’t go flat.

Tip #6. Try patterns in a range of scale sizes. Example: a large floral, a medium geometric and a small stripe while adding in your solid colors providing relief to the eye so that you avoid a busy look.

Tip #7.  Use large scale patterns in large spaces and small patterns for smaller spaces.

Tip #8.  If you would like your space to appear taller or larger consider using vertical and horizontal stripes.  This is very effective for larger areas creating the most impact like wallpaper, area rugs and drapery panels.

Remember to have fun and choose colors and patterns you absolutely love.  Patterns give personality to a space so don’t be afraid to use them.  Here are a few fabric pattern groups to give you the idea.

Stellar Interior Design Fabric Mixing 101

 

If you find that your struggling or feeling overwhelmed we are here to help you.  Leave a comment or ask a question.

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