Stuart Graham Fabrics: Ahead of the Curve
Curves are currently shaping the interior design space, with this influential trend welcoming and contemporary in more ways than one.
Harsh lines are no longer welcome in our homes, so get ready to embrace curves and celebrate their moment in the spotlight through a multitude of styling tips.
Harsh lines are no longer welcome in our homes, so get ready to embrace curves and celebrate their moment in the spotlight through a multitude of styling tips.
From utilising existing archways in your home to perfecting your curation of accessories, find out below how you can adopt this rising trend into your home. Discover how curved finishes, striking monochrome hues, and warming neutrals all go hand-in-hand to set the tone for the most contemporary spaces this season. Read on and find out how you can get ahead of the curve on this rising trend!
Celebrate Existing Curves in your Home
Make sure to showcase any curved lines already present, such as curved archways or window frames, emphasising them as a focal point.
Rounded finishes produce a room that flows, allowing your home to feel more inviting and effortless. Ensure curved archways, doorways, and windows become focal points within your space, accentuating with striking geometric prints and finishes found within our Cuba Collection. Drive your space in a maximalist direction with the collection’s conversational prints, channeling characterful Cuban architecture. Set the perfect backdrop to contemporary living through floor-length curtains set within towering archways, offset against impactful embroideries and bouclé finishes for added depth and intrigue.
Stay Down to Earth with Calming Neutral Tones
Gentle shades of white and earthy tones go hand-in-hand with curves to create a serene scheme, and complement dramatic monochrome hues perfectly.
Rounded finishes produce a room that flows, allowing your home to feel more inviting and effortless. Ensure curved archways, doorways, and windows become focal points within your space, accentuating with striking geometric prints and finishes found within our Cuba Collection. Drive your space in a maximalist direction with the collection’s conversational prints, channeling characterful Cuban architecture. Set the perfect backdrop to contemporary living through floor-length curtains set within towering archways, offset against impactful embroideries and bouclé finishes for added depth and intrigue.
Stay Down to Earth with Calming Neutral Tones
Gentle shades of white and earthy tones go hand-in-hand with curves to create a serene scheme, and complement dramatic monochrome hues perfectly.
Rounded finishes produce a room that flows, allowing your home to feel more inviting and effortless. Ensure curved archways, doorways, and windows become focal points within your space, accentuating with striking geometric prints and finishes found within our Cuba Collection. Drive your space in a maximalist direction with the collection’s conversational prints, channeling characterful Cuban architecture. Set the perfect backdrop to contemporary living through floor-length curtains set within towering archways, offset against impactful embroideries and bouclé finishes for added depth and intrigue.
Gentle shades of white and earthy tones go hand-in-hand with curves to create a serene scheme, and complement dramatic monochrome hues perfectly.
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