Supple velvet for more comfort and glamor in everyday life
Velvet has a special charm in interior design – regardless of whether it is used on furniture or as home textiles. It is no coincidence that in the past this material was reserved for aristocrats only. You can learn more about its production and uses in this post.
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When making velvet, two layers of fabric are woven into a loop pattern with a warp thread. These are then cut through – the result is yarn ends up to 3 mm long that form the pile. If the ends of the yarn are longer, it is called velor.
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Great tips for setting up with velvet:
Do you want your home to feel supple? Then go for the velvet!
The elegant sofa with rounded armrests and small feet reminds us of the old French furniture. The warm ginger color would go with any wall color. Here the red nuances create a particularly elegant effect.
Velvet sofa and velvet stool
The lining on the back allows the red velvet curtain to flow to the floor in heavy folds. Thanks to the thick fabric, there will be no drafts in winter.
Velvet curtains in red
A new velvet cover works wonders. This petrol green vintage armchair with its cutouts is a real eye-catcher.
Velvet pillows in blue
Velvet armchair in retro style
The carpet is made of Tencel, a fiber made from wood. When exposed to light, the fabric looks almost like silk. However, the velvet is delicate and should be brushed off gently.
Velvet carpet for more cosiness in the living room
This soft and cozy blanket made of cotton velvet is given a beautiful pattern by circular stitching.
Velvet pillows and blankets in blue
This patchwork blanket, filled with soft fleece, was printed with floral patterns by hand. You can get the right pillows for this.
Velvet blanket and velvet cushion patchwork
This great selection of cushions with ribbons, fringes and cords looks gorgeous. Each of these velvet pillows is unique.
Velvet cushions with decorative ribbons and fringes
Velvet sofa cover
The pre-total looks heavy, luxurious and rich. The fine glossy particles ensure elegance and a festive mood. Therefore, this fabric is best used on curtains. This is usually the most expensive option.
The burnout velvet has geometric shapes that are made with the help of an etching paste. The special fabric definitely catches the eye.
The shiny panne velvet reflects the light and can change its color intensity depending on the light intensity. It is opaque and requested for a variety of decorations and costume designs.
The stretch velvet is elastic and robust, which is why it is particularly suitable as a sofa cover or throw.
Have you already convinced yourself that velvet is all the rage?
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