Stuart Graham Fabrics.
A physical extension of our personalities, it’s no surprise that our homes are filled with what influences and inspires us – from travel mementoes to cherished works of art.
Of course, these works of art don’t necessarily have to be a classic oil on canvas or marble figurines, it can take the shape of beautiful beadwork, handmade tassels, designer fabric and even a custom wallpaper design – anything that speaks to who we are.
“Our homes are now seen as our sanctuaries, a safe space to retreat to away from the uncertainty of current events. This has caused us to realise how important it is that our home reflects ourselves; our likes, interests and personality,” agrees fabric purveyor Stuart Graham.
To help craft personalised interiors that stylishly reflect the owner’s personality, here, the team from Stuart Graham shares some tips for creating custom home spaces.
Experiment with Colour
“‘Dopamine decor’ is set to be an enduring interior trend, consisting partly of using colour in your home to make you feel happier. So, what better way to evoke positive feelings than playing with a punchy palette? Don’t be afraid to experiment with shimmering jewel tones or vibrant pinks and cerulean blues, combined with refreshing pastel shades for a rounded, contemporary theme.”
Go Global with Fabric Designs
“Inspired by travelling the world, designs depicting conversational landscapes, grand architecture, exotic flora and fauna and playful tropical birds are all ideal for taking a maximalist approach. Have a go at pattern drenching and combine multiple designs for a layered look, or go subtle and pair a statement design or two with coordinating colour-blocking plains.”
Mix and Match Patterns and Textures
“Want a space that envelops and cocoons you as soon as you step inside? Avoid sticking to one texture or steering away from multiple designs and instead be adventurous with your choices. From intricately painted tropical birds nestled among botanical leaves to painterly, romanticised florals, add an artistic flair to your space and create a treasure trove of designs. Texture plays an important role in the character of a room, too. Whether it’s the sumptuous velvets or linen-blend prints that have caught your eye, combine the two and create an enlivened space with the collection’s indulgent finishes.”stuart graham.
Contact: Stuart Graham Fabrics
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