INTERIOR DESIGN ~ Textures
Textures are a great way to inject interest, by selecting pieces that are timeless and practical into a small corner of your home without a total revamp!
A Whitney dining chair, with the texture of a rush seat. A hall chair perhaps, for your reading nook or in a guest bedroom. Take it up a notch, by draping a Grey Icelandic Long Hair Sheepskin over it. The cosiness it portrays, is just wonderful.
The pair of lamps are my own; loving their ceramic texture which diffuses a soft light when turned on; another layer of texture.
Tad of rustic texture can be added to a room in a subtle way with a milking stool, many of them dating from 1800s. Here, you can mix the textures, a Selsey Herringbone Throw rolled up with a soft fringe just falling over the stool's edge. Wonderful.
Just place beside a sofa, where the throw is to hand and the stool can double up as a small table. Beautiful so practical, textures that are just timeless!
The wooden blocks, I bought a few of these at Adams Antique Fairs some years ago. Their simplicity and patina I love; where I can prop things up onto, for table-scaping. Plus printing blocks too which in their day were used to print on fabric.
All small enough to add to the narrative of the room displaying hints of texture either on a table, or on a shelf or even on a sideboard.
Adams Antique Fairs there is always a queue to get in.
This Rather says it all!
www.adamsantiquesfairs.com
Hyde & Hare - Celebrating the inherent beauty of natural fibres!
www.hydeandhare.com
So a shout out to the following:-
• Whitney dining chair ~
@marksandspencerstyle• Grey Icelandic Long Hair Sheepskin ~
@hydeandhare • Selsey Herringbone Throw ~ @hydeandhare
• Printing Blocks ~
@adamsantiquesfairs• Milking stools ~ @adamsantiquesfairs
• Wooden Blocks Fairs ~ @adamsantiquesfairs
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