Tactile Textures:
Adding visual triggers to your home through the addition of textiles, immediately enhances the atmosphere of an interior and is a key element when considering mindful design.
Use textiles as 'tactile' triggers; crafted and handmade pieces are ideal, coupled with contemporary purchases.
Mix up different looks and fabrics, according to the rooms your decorating and your own individual style as we show here.
Top tip: Seasonal changes are ideal for creating a fresh new look and vibe.
A little design inspiration..
Scandi Living
EDS loves the ‘Scandi’ design, complete with tan leather, throws, fluffy cushions and rugs.
The Modernist Home
The Miller House and Garden, is a Mid-Century modern home designed by Eero Saarinen, located in Columbus, Indiana. We love the vibrant mixture of these cushions to add personality and warmth to this space. Image Credit: Indianapolis Museum of Art.
The Minimalist
Textile artist Emma Hayes ‘The Bloom’ series is inspired New Zealand artist, Colin McCahon. Here her painting creating perfectly complements warm velvet tones and natural rug.
Contemporary Luxury
A beautiful bedroom, featuring cool clean lines with hints of tactile textiles covering the walls and floors. Design by Boca do Lobo.
Ethnic Modernism
Tribal styled interiors utilise a variety of textures especially handmade creations including a beautifully carved table and hand-woven textiles.