Tapestry interior design

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Leafy antique wall hangings are having a resurgence in the design world, showing up in even the most modern rooms.

Today I changed the TV cover to this tapestry and I tried to remember the last time I actually turned the TV on.. I think it might have been in October.. perhaps the epitome of slow TV.. 😅🤷🏻‍♀️ to watch the scene of the tapestry for sure is.. The light was also very welcome today after a week of very grey weather and I noticed that the light now reaches our bedroom that faces north.. that’s a big step towards spring.. Today I also finished the headboard and it’s ready to set up tomorrow…

Living room with large curved white sofa, wall tapestry, and textured throw pillows

Tapestries were used in the Middle Ages as much for insulation in drafty castles and châteaux as for entertainment and decoration. The warmth they provided on walls and around canopies was desperately needed. In the old world however utilitarian necessities were still created with aesthetics in mind.....and aren't we glad!! This particular post has been created to draw attention to my favorite style of tapestry, the Verdure Tapestry. Hunting was very popular with the aristocracy in Europe in…

I rarely show work-in-progress spaces because I just looooove how satisfying that polished “after” shot is, but I am making an exception… | Instagram

Tapestry bed+fabric on the celling

A magnificent early 18th century French verdure tapestry provides the perfect backdrop. A large, deep seated Robert Kime sofa in Albi, a fabric of the Robert Kime collection. With down-filled arms and back cushions. Traditionally upholstered and handcrafted in England.