Decorating a room is not a science, but rather an expressive art. So why not add, say, a couple of strokes to our finished decorative picture? oriental culture, through brightly colored silks in textile items. Or a rugged Scandinavian touch by simply adding wool blankets. Let's talk about textiles in the interior with photo examples of how it is used to make it even more beautiful.

Textiles have long ceased to be an element of necessity. This is an integral part of the interior, no less significant than furniture or accessories; thanks to textiles, you can recreate a certain mood in the room, add or reduce its volume, or place accents differently. For example, curtains and curtains can be placed not for protection from the sun. This is not just the first association with textile decoration, but also an excellent and more comfortable replacement for doors. Thanks to them, the interior becomes richer and more interesting.

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To create a separate zone, you can use light curtains that can be draped at will, in contrast to screens and partitions that weigh down the space. All you need is a suitable cornice and fabrics that match the color. This interactive decoration method, such as drapery, can be used to decorate niches, paintings, mirrors and much more.

But you shouldn’t stop at curtains and how they need to be selected - this is one of the few elements textile decoration. Let's look at where else you can use such a characteristic thing as fabric.

For example, minimalists will say that it is warm and cozy kitchen possible without textiles. But is this really so? In essence, I will say and I will be mostly right, but no. After all, how can you imagine kitchen and dining decor without a tablecloth, fabric napkins, coasters and much more. These things have long ceased to be simply a necessity for use. With their help, you can create a holiday mood if you cover it with a tablecloth embroidered from expensive fabric and painted napkins. Or, create a business atmosphere with the help of strict tones such as black and brown.




Want to diversify your decor even more? Order upholstery or trim for your soft seats, sofas and bed. Today, such furniture is extremely easy to modernize if you want. You can provide fabric of any color, but do not forget that the covers must not only be beautiful and bright, fit into the interior and the like, but also meet main criteria, such as wear resistance. You can modernize furniture by hand, that is, with your own hands. For example, attach a “skirt” made of chiffon or organza to a bed or sofa. The topics "" and "" may be of interest.


Also, it is worth remembering that cute and warm pillows, correctly chosen in color, say, with curtains or curtains, can unify your furniture that does not fit well with the decoration. The more there are, the more comfortable and warmer the room becomes. This is the element of decor that can easily transform even the most demanding style.


From scraps and fragments of what is left of the upholstery, you can make another combining interior option. It's simple - make an original painting.

Textiles can highlight advantages and hide disadvantages. With it you can adjust the light and color scheme, lighten the ceilings, make objects smaller or larger, as well as the room itself. And remember, light colors expand the space, and dark colors narrow it.




Remember, the interior only expresses emptiness if there are no textiles in it. Fabric is the character of the room. The main thing is not to get too carried away. This can greatly spoil the impression of the interior.

Textile design not only gives the interior a characteristic image and a complete look, but can also create coziness or solemnity, emphasizing the severity or lightness of the chosen style. We talked with designer Svetlana Yurkova about textiles: how to choose them and what to pay attention to.

Svetlana Yurkova, interior designer : “The choice of textiles should include several basic criteria: the tasks that need to be solved with the help of textiles, the general proportions of the room, the style of the interior, the color of the decoration, furniture and much more. But first you need to decide on a budget for textiles, setting it at the very beginning of repairs and construction work.”

Think holistically. Textiles are always a combination of textures, colors and patterns. Let these characteristics of the fabric resonate with other details in the interior and with each other. A systematic and thoughtful view of textile decoration will help you avoid unnecessary impulse purchases.

Consider lighting. Remember that under certain lighting and in combination with different finishing colors, textiles will behave differently. Therefore, to begin with, select several samples of suitable fabrics in the salon, and final decision accept it already at the site.

Define functionality. Set utilitarian tasks in addition to purely decorative ones. For example, fabrics for curtains in a bedroom or living room with a home theater should absorb daylight due to the properties and design of the curtains, so when choosing a fabric, pay attention to the necessary functions.

Follow the classic rules. If you don’t feel like a decorator, follow proven techniques and rules for combinations and design. For example, there is an unspoken etiquette according to which there should be a lot of fabric on straight curtains (at least 2.5 times the length of the curtain rod). The distance from the floor to the bottom edge of the curtains should be no more than 2-3 cm! Or (if you like) the curtains can lie on the floor. In this case, the fabric must be soft and flexible. And curtains made of fabric that holds their shape should be strictly to the floor.

Reasonable savings. The choice of textiles is a matter of physical comfort and a cozy atmosphere. Choose expensive and pleasant fabrics for things that will not be actively used and will quickly deteriorate. For example, expensive and bright pillows on a sofa can be for decoration, and the lower background ones for convenience and use.

Any advice on choosing decor and textiles comes down to one thing general rule: don’t “jump in”, but approach the task meaningfully, because it’s directly related to your question financial investments and the final result.

Usually in design projects the presence of textiles in the interior is indicated very conditionally. There are no clear details on curtains, bedspreads and other textile accessories, which are no less important in creating an interior than the arrangement of furniture and lighting accents. But everything can be thought out in advance with an integrated approach.

Textile design is one of our areas that provides detailed elaboration of textile design and turnkey decoration.

Design, hand sewing of curtains, bedspreads using examples of our work

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You can order textile interior design from us and receive detailed consultations at a time convenient for you by phone. 8-926-970-57-88 or 8-916-057-36-71

Cost of services material + tailoring + installation: send to us by email [email protected] your wishes regarding the texture and purpose of textiles, window sizes, etc. We will answer you promptly!

We work in the following order:

Stage 1

1. Preliminary consultations;
2. On-site visit, measurements of work areas;
3. Selection of fabrics and accompanying accessories;
4. Development of individual sketches for each episode;
5. Drawing up and approval of estimates.

Sketches are developed based on your wishes and selected fabrics from our catalogs.

2nd stage

1. Sewing curtains, drapes, bedspreads, pillows, canopies and other accessories (handmade only);
2. Turnkey installation of textile design elements.
3. Issuance of warranty documents, recommendations on fabric care.

For a preliminary acquaintance with the main fabrics used in our works, as well as useful tips and details of our services, see the sections:

• Recommendations: Which fabric to choose for curtains
• Interesting things about silk, article: Silk fabrics for curtains
• How our designers work, section: Textile design

Briefly about the essence of textile design

The essence of a thoughtful interior lies in the harmony of the space around you, and textiles in the interior not only emphasize, but sometimes even shape it.

The choice of textile elements is influenced by the size, functionality and layout of the rooms. All this together determines the features of the style you choose. For example, in high-tech, minimalist textile design is preferred, modern is decorated with texture and layers, baroque is decorated with heavy luxurious fabrics. Textiles are an integral part of any interior design. Competent textile design provides for absolutely everything. Room lighting that changes the shades of fabrics, texture, density, light-protective, technical and aesthetic characteristics of fabrics and the organic selection of accessories for them. There are many details, but the complete image of the interior is made up of them.

Textile design can block and expand the interior space, focus on the nuances of style, visualize luxury or severity, intimacy or solemnity. And most importantly, it allows you to make the house in tune inner world his owner. Yes, achieving the ideal is difficult - but still possible. To do this, it is enough to combine your dream, opportunities with our many years of experience and abilities!

In the interior it is difficult to identify the fundamental element from which the rest of the decor “dances”. For some, decoration becomes the most important, others will give preference to accessories and textiles, and still others without hesitation will assign the leading role to furniture. In fact, the interior is a single, indivisible design picture in which every detail has its own weight. Only in the combination of elements, which are selected with balance, lies the secret of an ideal environment. Textiles in the interior are included in the group of “necessary” details that you simply cannot do without. It is used to decorate offices, residential buildings and apartments, hotels. Those rooms in which there are no textiles are completely devoid of comfort, so we can safely say that fabrics are the source of “ home warmth"and comfort in the room. They are knitted, woven, felted and woven. Matter is the main element of needlework. Let's talk about the variety of textiles, the characteristics of each type and the rules for using material in interior design.

The role of textiles in the interior

Fabrics are present in every home. The bedrooms are decorated with rugs on the floor, curtains on the windows, bedspreads, blankets and pillows on the beds, and upholstery on the chairs. In the kitchen, the range of use of textile materials changes somewhat: here you can cover tables with tablecloths, decorate the room with napkins, potholders, and towels. Curtains and tulle remain unchanged. Even in the “wettest” room - the bathroom, there are also fabrics. True, this decor is removable and not permanent, but towels are included in the interior concept and add coziness to a non-residential room. Perhaps, throughout the history of design development, it was fabrics that became “litmus tests” for new fashion trends. Their surface was the first to change texture, texture and color. The Renaissance is considered the most luxurious time for luxury textiles.

Heavy satin or brocade curtains with royal patterns, embroidered with gold threads and decorated with tassels, velvet upholstery upholstered furniture With carriage tie, fabric wallpaper with floral motifs, soft carpets with ornate patterns, majestic canopies, ruffles, bows, accessories - all this splendor has become business card immoderate baroque, which destroyed itself with its scope. In Art Deco, fabrics, the folds of which fall freely downwards with slight carelessness, help to give the interior “waves” smoothness and fluidity. In pop art, textiles began to be decorated with geometric patterns, and the material itself was painted in catchy, acidic colors. It was during the era of this style that designers began to practice the use of synthetic material. Now that the palm has moved to minimalism and constructivism, interiors are decorated much more modestly and this is again reflected in the fabrics.

For decoration use simple burlap, linen, cotton. Silk is occasionally used as the only rich element. Fabrics allow you to transform sparsely furnished spaces and connect the contents of the room into a single concept. To appreciate the role of textiles in the interior, it is enough to mentally rid the room of it. The windows will stare at the guests with bare frames, the floor will become unpleasantly cold on the feet, the hard furniture will be suitable only for an exhibition as an exhibit. But most importantly, the room will no longer be cozy, it will lose grains of warmth, which, being woven into the fabric of the interior, seemed invisible and unimportant. Their acute shortage can only be felt by completely excluding them from the situation. Fabrics are coziness, warmth, comfort, tranquility, relaxation and the smells of home. They require constant care, washing, cleaning with a vacuum cleaner, but the aroma of freshness, which will quickly spread throughout the apartment, and special atmosphere worth it.

Variety of fabrics and ways to use them

Textiles are varied. In every specific style use only certain types materials that can look rich, sophisticated, elegant or modest and restrained. Fabrics can be pleasant to the touch or have a rough texture. Depending on the characteristics of the material, the scope of its application is determined. For example, durable velvet is suitable for sewing curtains, upholstery and canopies. It is not recommended to test thin silk for strength, since it is easy to put “puffs” on the material. All textiles are classified by origin into two large groups:

• Artificial;
• Natural. It, in turn, is divided into two types: animal and plant origin.

There is a third mixed group, which includes fabrics made from synthetic and natural fibers. Typically, this technique is used to reduce the cost of the finished material without seriously compromising quality.

Velor and velvet

Velor and velvet are pile fabrics. Their surface is densely covered with characteristic villi that can be smoothed by hand. Thanks to the special texture of the fabric, its shades acquire a special depth. Velvet and velor are considered the main material for classic style. Materials are produced in two various technologies pile weaving. Velor is classified into three main types:

• Knitted;
• Fur;
• Leather.

In addition, there is another classification based on appearance:

• Embossed;
• Printed;
• Shaped;
• Smooth;
• Smoothly colored.

For the manufacture of upholstery, special furniture velor or jacquard fabric, which is its variety, is used. For car interiors, they use fabric made from synthetic fibers, which is characterized by increased strength and abrasion resistance. Velvet is used to make pillowcases for pillows, bedspreads, curtains, and furniture upholstery.

Both materials are considered hypoallergenic, but due to their texture they collect dust, which can still cause a negative reaction in humans. Velvet and velor are durable, they do not shrink, but fade in the sun. It is difficult for craftswomen to work with fabrics by hand. Both velor and velvet take a long time to dry after washing, which, by the way, can only be done in a delicate mode and using gentle products. Ironing the material is strictly prohibited. To bring it back to its previous form, you will have to “ruffle” the villi for a long time. This type of textile is considered a sign of wealth. Velvet symbolizes luxury and wealth. Just like expensive jewelry, there shouldn’t be too much of it. Otherwise, the interior faces the stigma of bad taste.

Many needlewomen use the so-called chenille. This reinforced thread is decorated with fluffy fibers along its entire length. In essence, this is velor, but intended for decoration.

Calico and ranfors

According to Russian standards, calico is a fabric made from 100% silk. In other countries, it is allowed to add up to 20% artificial fibers to the fabric. When purchasing, you should pay attention to the country of origin. It has a pronounced texture: the interweaving of fibers is visible to the naked eye. Calico is environmentally friendly and hypoallergenic. It appeared in our country back in the 16th century. Brought relatively new material merchants from Arab states. Calico is classified into four types:

• Harsh. Despite the “formidable” name, the severity of matter is manifested only in its increased strength. This calico is not dyed or bleached. It has a natural creamy shade. It is used for the manufacture of workwear and furniture upholstery.
• Smoothly colored. Plain calico, which is used for sewing towels, tablecloths, napkins and bed linen.
• Bleached. The fabric that is bleached is used only for sewing bedding sets.
• Printed. The fabric is decorated with bright, multi-colored designs. Used for sewing clothes and bed linen.

Ranfors is a heavy-duty material that is made using complex technology from yarn and Egyptian silk. The threads are additionally polished, combed and twisted. The result is a material that is several times denser than calico. Ranfors is characterized by hypoallergenicity, ease of care, reasonable cost, strength, durability and ability to absorb moisture. The material is used mainly for sewing bed linen and clothing. Occasionally, curtains are made from ranfors, which, by the way, “breathe” like other natural textiles.

Cotton

Cotton is based on short fibers slightly twisted around its axis. The material perfectly resists fading and brilliantly withstands contact with aggressive household chemicals. Cotton can last a long time, but only with regular care. The most noticeable drawback of the material is the lack of ability to hold its shape for a long time, that is, the fabric wrinkles easily and can shrink. Depending on the production technology, they get regular light cotton and its stiffer variation. The first type is used for sewing clothes, tablecloths, napkins, bed linen and curtains. By the way, over time, the material on the windows will turn slightly yellow. Rigid cotton is used to make collars on men's shirts and upholstery.

Cotton in the interior is used not only as finished fabric, but also as a “living” decor. The branches of the plant with characteristic lamb-like caps will last a very long time when dry and will delight the eye all year round.

Atlas

From Arabic “atlas” is translated as “smooth”. The fabric really has a nice texture and is light glossy shine. The satin is very pleasant to the touch, and its appearance is associated with refined and elegant interiors. Common people often confuse satin and satin. The fabrics are indeed produced using similar technologies, but their characteristics are different. China is considered the birthplace of the atlas. The technology for producing matter was kept secret for a long time. The monopoly on the atlas allowed it to be sold to other countries (including Russia) at high prices. Depending on the type of coloring, matter is classified into four types:

• Plain.
• Trianon. Satin with contrasting pattern.
• Maintenon. A pattern is applied to a plain fabric background that looks more like a faint print.
• Pompadour. Dark satin is decorated with a gold pattern.

Satin is made from silk threads, but lately synthetic fibers, viscose and cotton began to be added to them in order to reduce the cost of the material. The fabric is durable, does not shrink, retains colors for a long time, absorbs moisture, and does not wrinkle. If the edges of the satin are left untreated, they will quickly begin to disintegrate into individual fibers. You cannot wash fabric in hot water. If the material contains synthetic fibers, then such satin can stretch with prolonged use. The fabric is quite heavy. Satin is used for sewing clothes, curtains, bed linen, tablecloths, and upholstery.

Silk

Silk is an expensive natural fabric that has a pleasant glossy shine and is soft to the touch. Silk is sometimes compared to the surface of water. China, as in the case of atlas, for a long time maintained a monopoly on its production. The material was supplied along the Great Silk Road. By the way, the Trans-Siberian Railway subsequently largely repeated the caravan route that connected Europe and Asia. Although the once secret technology has long been made public, China remains the leader among silk suppliers. The thread for the fabric is obtained from the tiny cocoons of silkworms. Silk is classified into many subspecies:

• Crepe. The fabric has a grainy texture and is rough to the touch. This effect is achieved by repeatedly twisting the threads when making crepe.
• Organza. A fabric that, despite its lightness, holds its shape perfectly.
• Atlas.
• Taffeta. Rigid fabric with good dimensional stability. Used for sewing petticoats.
• Chiffon. A very expensive fabric that belongs to the silk elite. It is mainly used to make clothing. Chiffon feels slightly grainy and rough to the touch. It may have a rare pearlescent color with characteristic iridescent shades.
• Toile. Fabric decorated with a pattern over a plain background. Previously, toilets were used to cover the walls of houses. A kind of first fabric wallpaper.
• Satin. Simplified version of the atlas.
• Chesucha. It is also called wild silk. The fabric is woven from remnants of threads that vary in thickness. It has a rough appearance, but is very beneficial for human skin. More often used for sewing clothes, and in rare cases - for bed linen.
• Gas. A very light, airy fabric that is used for sewing tulle.
• Foulard. The finest type of silk, which is used for sewing veils and scarves.

Silk does not cause allergies, “breathes”, does not deform, but at the same time stretches easily. However, the cost of the fabric leaves much to be desired. Silk should not be exposed to regular contact with sun rays. It can only be washed on a delicate cycle and will have to be ironed with extreme caution. Silk bed linen will give you a feeling of coolness in the hot summer, but at the same time it “slips” a lot, which many will consider as a disadvantage. The material is used to make upholstery for furniture, kitchen decor, curtains and curtains.

Linen and burlap

Linen has strength, wear resistance, and the ability to remove moisture and heat. This material is used to make clothes that are popular in the summer heat. Linen has a somewhat rough texture and is rough to the touch. The material wrinkles easily, does not hold its shape well, and sometimes shrinks after washing. Unlike cotton, linen does not turn yellow over time, but retains its original whiteness. The fabric does not pill and is used for sewing tablecloths, towels, hypoallergenic bed linen, curtains and for making furniture upholstery. Linen goes well with Provence and rustic styles which are implemented in dachas and country houses. Burlap has a similar texture. This material is made from flax and jute in a 1:1 ratio. Burlap is strong, durable, does not stretch and is not afraid of contact with sunlight, water, and household chemicals. But because of the unsightly appearance fabric, it is rarely used in the interior. Rough burlap harmonizes with country, minimalism and eco style, that is, with trends that gravitate toward simplicity and naturalness. Fabric is used primarily to make upholstery for furniture.

Burlap and linen are often used to make bindings for books and notepads. The texture of the materials allows you to create original covers.

Felt

Felt is made from sheep wool by felting. For many years the material was obtained only through long and monotonous manual labor. Felt is very warm, it is not afraid of fungus and mold, and does not electrify. However, the material quickly absorbs moisture, weighs quite a lot, becomes a favorite “food” for moths and is prone to shrinkage after washing. Felt is used to insulate houses; it is used to make toys (including interior ones), bath accessories, felt boots, bags and mittens. Warm blankets and pillows made from this material will provide excellent warmth in the harsh winter.

Boucle

Bouclé is made from crepe or fancy yarn. The material has a rough texture: loose weaving, which is often decorated with protruding knots. Externally voluminous, it is light in weight. Most of all, bouclé resembles astrakhan. The material is obtained from wool, silk, cotton and viscose. Bouclized polyester is used to produce furniture upholstery. Bouclé retains heat perfectly, does not wrinkle, does not stretch, and is not subject to shrinkage. However, the edges of the material, if they are not processed with an overlocker, quickly crumble. Nodules on the surface contribute to the formation of puffs. Boucle is used for sewing upholstery and furniture covers. Warm blankets made of this material provide warmth and create additional comfort in the room.

Artificial/chemical fabrics

Chemical fabrics obtained from synthetic and artificial fibers. This is a new word in textile industry. Man-made fibers are made from organic matter. Seaweed, cellulose, and cotton are treated with acetone, acetic or nitric acid. Synthetic fibers are made from polymers that do not occur naturally. Chemical fabrics include acetate, polyester, lavsan, viscose, nylon and nylon. The development of new technologies for the production of synthetic fibers is ahead of projects to improve the production of artificial threads. Many say that synthetics are the future. However, no chemical fabric has yet managed to surpass the characteristics of natural fabric. To increase their wear resistance, strength and ability to retain shape, natural fibers are often added to the compositions in varying percentages. Chemical fabrics are used for sewing clothes, bed linen, curtains (including thread “icicles”), pillows, bedspreads and furniture upholstery. The popularity of these materials is largely due to their availability and low cost.

When decorating interiors with textiles, you should adhere to a number of simple rules, which will save effort, time and money:

• If combined fabrics are used in a textile product, then, if possible, they are checked for “compatibility”. The indicator will be washing. First of all, check the fabric for shrinkage and color loss. If combined curtains or a blanket have already been purchased, and the textile components react completely differently to washing, then it is better to entrust such a product to a professional dry cleaner.
• When sewing curtains, you need to take careful measurements and not skimp on purchasing fabric. There's nothing worse than curtains that are too short, too small, or a window that's draped poorly.
• When buying curtains, pay attention to their “transparency”. If the room needs complete darkness on a sunny day, then it is better to choose dense fabrics.
• One of the most beautiful options When decorating a window, lined curtains are considered. They have front side(usually with a pattern) and a plain purl. Blackout curtains reliably protect from heat and drafts, and the “lapels” will become a stylish addition to the interior.

It is also worth correctly calculating the distance of the cornice bracket from the window. Curtains should not fit tightly to the frame, radiator or window sill.

Conclusion

The very first fabric I made ancient man, was flax. Then people learned to process wool. And much later, cotton and silk appeared. Textiles are used to make linen and clothing, sails, bags, tents, flags, toys, interior accessories and decorations. Most fabrics are made using a simple algorithm:

• Growing;
• Spinning;
• Weaving.

A textile product can become a genuine art object if it is correctly positioned in the room’s decor and made part of the accent design group of the interior. With fabric it is always warmer, cozier and more comfortable than without it in any room.

Decorative textiles in the interior today are very diverse. It plays one of the main roles in the design and emphasizes the unique style of the house. In a modern interior, it performs not only an aesthetic (decorative) function. Hides shortcomings and emphasizes advantages. Its main advantage is the ability to play colors. The interior instantly comes to life when bright colors are introduced into it!
The use of contrasting colors, such as black and white, red and black, has always been popular. And textiles can additionally add texture - soft or hard, thereby emphasizing the character of the interior. But in any decoration, not only color combinations, but also patterns are important. Floral motifs are especially popular today. Floral prints are actively used in the interior, adding sensuality and tenderness to it.
Despite certain trends in the interior design industry, the fashion for original designer textiles has nevertheless penetrated into modern interiors. Artists use individual sketches to order and paint pillows, tablecloths, panels, curtains, and bedspreads. And today we can safely say that the main design trend in modern interiors is exclusive, unique in textiles.
The windows of any room are decorated with curtains. Depending on the interior style in which the room is decorated, you can choose a light or heavy material, length to the floor or, for example, to the windowsill - curtains can visually expand the space, but can, if necessary, create the coziness of a closed room. The latter is especially true when it comes to rooms with a hearth - a stove, fireplace, decorative fire.
For kitchens, a lightweight decorative mesh fabric is usually selected, where various decorations can be easily attached - this allows you to create a unique atmosphere in the room, and in no way affects the penetration of light.
In common areas and living rooms, airy, light curtains have been popular for a long time, but for bedrooms, thick, light-proof curtains are usually chosen. However, in any case, closed windows in the room, including the bedroom, should not burden the atmosphere.
By the way, heavy textured textiles are often used as partitions in rooms. Dense and weighty material can become indispensable when it comes to separating, say, a wardrobe.
We should not forget about an important part of our life - the part that we spend in our sleep. In order to ensure healthy, full sleep, you need to choose the right mattress, blankets, and pillows. And in order to ensure comfort while sleeping and waking up, you need to choose bedding very carefully, special attention paying attention to the color scheme. Psychologists have long been talking about the importance of color therapy in a person’s life - correctly selected colors can not only improve a person’s mood, but also have a positive impact on his well-being and health. Decorating a bedroom with textiles is no less important than buying a bed - the central detail of the bedroom interior. And, of course, when choosing this most important piece of furniture for the bedroom, you should not forget about the decoration for it - the bedspreads.
As for bed linen, buyers have long ceased to perceive it as “clothing” necessary for bedding. Today you can buy bed linen in various colors, from different materials, with unique designs. Silk sheets are still popular. Enough original solution may be the purchase of terry sheets - however, this one looks very beautiful material, may not suit you in terms of tactile sensations, so before purchasing terry bed linen, you should carefully weigh all the pros and cons of this purchase.
Such seemingly exclusively functional rooms as the bathroom and toilet cannot do without textiles - rugs for the bathroom and toilet can be soft and fluffy, or they can be hard, having a massage effect, but in any case, they are designed to enhance the atmosphere these rooms are more attractive and cozy.

To summarize, I want to distinguish between functional and decorative roles textiles in the interior. So FUNCTIONAL:
1. Using textiles you can hide the imperfections of the room
2. Visual change of space (can expand, make higher, smaller)
3. Dividing space into zones
4. Comfortable stay when it comes to bed linen, decorative pillows etc.
DECORATIVE:
1. The ability to give the interior the spirit of any era or design direction.
2. Creating a unique style in the house
3. Introducing new colors and paints into the interior

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