Creating a Gorgeous Master Bedroom with Lavender Fabric

When you are redecorating your master bedroom, there are likely a variety of goals you have. The master bedroom must be warm and inviting, while also functional. You want to convey a feeling of passion, while also of relaxation. 

Choosing linens and window treatments in a soft lavender fabric might be perfect. For instance, the Culp Lily Belle Mermaid print features a modern floral pattern with soothing shades of purple and blue. For a more classic and traditional look, you can opt for Golding Mason Mocha Raspberry that offers a striped pattern in green and purple.

When you use lavender fabric as your primary color palette, you can easily add other decorative elements for the look you want. Consider black and white portraits for a modern look; add white glass or black wrought iron elements for a high end master bedroom. 1502 Fabrics is the place to find a variety of lavender fabric options as well as other neutrals to coordinate. Check out this collection or contact us to find something special. 

Adding Taupe Fabric for a Decorative Touch

When you’re decorating a formal living room or an entry foyer, it is often recommended that you choose a neutral approach. These rooms or areas tend to go largely unused; however, you want to make sure that they coordinated nicely with other rooms that may have more color or personality. To that end, using browns, grays, or varying shades of white can be a nice segue.

But won’t that be boring? In many cases, not at all. A room that is done in these shades will often look quite contemporary and distinguished. However, if it feels too sterile to your tastes, you can easily add pillows or window treatments in a taupe fabric that will maintain the neutral appeal, while adding just the softest touch of style.

For example, the Claridge Moorish Cappuccino fabric features a geometric design on a medium shade of brown, which can add an exotic touch to a cream and brown room. Or, if you have a grayscale room, some throw pillows in the Culp Joplin Oat will add just a bit of plaid to the room. Explore this collection, which features taupe fabric and other neutrals, to find the perfect touch for your neutral décor. 

Which Fabric Should You Choose?

When taking on a home furnishing project, one of the hardest challenges is simply picking out a fabric! From light and breathable fabrics to heavier fabrics, and from affordability to ease in maintenance, each has its own personality, making your decision a big one! Knowing a little bit about each fabric can help you in the decision-making process.

Here is some quick info on your favorite fabrics!

Leather

Leather fabrics tend to be pricier, crafted from animal hide. This makes it durable and sturdy, although it can be a challenge to clean when that time does come. However, this choice is a popular go-to because of its versatility and stamina.

Wool

Wool is made from sheep's fur, making it another popular choice for more natural upholstery. Thick and sturdy, wool is often chosen for cold climates, simply because it is so heat-retentive. However, wool is hard to clean and does fade easily over time. 

Silk

Silk is popular for more formal environments. Shiny, smooth, and delicate this popular option requires great amounts of attention and care and because it this, it can be a pricier option.

Nylon

Nylon is a synthetic fabric, created as a more affordable replacement for silk. It is known for its durability and versatility, often available in a wide array of colors and patterns.

Cotton
Cotton is a go-to fabric choice, because of its ease in maintenance, versatility, and breathability. Additionally, it’s a more affordable choice when looking for a natural fabric.

Polyester

Polyester is a synthetic fabric designed with versatility and durability in mind. It is known for its strength and ease in the cleaning process.  All of these qualities make it a standard option in any fabric-choosing decision.   

No matter your design dreams, there is certainly a fabric choice for you. From delicate and formal, to sturdy and rustic, fabric and upholstery has teh ability to completely change the atmosphere of an environment.