Living in Northern Virginia I usually start to crave color during the months of February and March. Spending the day at the Washington Design Center (WDC), I can get my fill of beautiful fabrics, trims, wallpaper and furnishings and leave with the hope that Spring is right around the corner.
Custom upholstery is a wonderful way to make your home feel uniquely yours and seems to be a dying art. There are so many options for texture, color, and utility as well as locations you might have never thought of to employ custom upholstery! The obvious ones include your furniture and window treatments but today we will walk through five places you wouldn’t normally think of employing custom upholstery in your home! They include your walls, wall panels, doors, and hand rails. Let’s dive in to see them in action, the best fabric styles for each, and the process to implement them.
“It’s the color that anticipates what’s going to happen next,” said Laurie Pressman, the Vice President of the Pantone Color Institute.
Blue Is the color of water and sky. Blue is a color that most people respond to positively. It is universally flattering, has appeal for both men and women and translates easily to fashion and interiors. With both warm and cool undertones, classic blue pairs nicely with other colors in the spectrum. Classic Blue adds a traditional twist to whites and grays and complements more vivid colors like orange and vibrant greens.
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