Home textiles

So, when I went to Peru last month, I kinda went crazy over all their gorgeous textiles. Clearly, I didn't buy enough. I wanna go back so badly! Mosey on over to see my latest eBay guide on how to Decorate with Peruvian Textiles . I'm also selling two Peruvian pillows .&nb

This week we are very pleased to offer you a guest post from Fabric of India sponsors Good Earth India. Simran Lal, Good Earth’s Chief Executive Officer, shares her personal passion for Indian craft and...

Incorporate cultural symbols and motifs into your afrohemian living room decor to honor African heritage and traditions. Use symbols like Adinkra symbols or African proverbs as decorative accents on wall art, textiles, or decorative objects. Incorporating cultural symbols adds depth and meaning to your afrohemian home decor while celebrating African culture.

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Meeting Charlotte Lawson Johnston at her new Cotswold studio, Christabel Chubb learns why fabrics made using sustainable fibres and plant-based dyes are the natural way forwards

Last Thursday, was the opening at Yeah, Nice Gallery of Qom’ Textiles, a new Pampa collection woven by the Qomle ec’ women in Northeast Argentina. These are real pieces of art and folklore. Feeling deep respect and admiration for the talents of my native homeland. Feeling thankful to be empowering and helping preserve what otherwise one day could be lost. Thanks

British Fabric Designer of printed linen fabric for your home: curtain fabric, roman blinds, cushions and upholstery fabric.

Here at Apartment Therapy, it’s no secret that color is everything. Obviously, we love highlighting colorful homes and DIY projects 24/7, but, for the third year in a row, we’ve actually deemed all of July — drum roll, please — Color Month. When it comes down to it, color’s the backbone of every decorating decision you make, from your wall finishes to your furniture picks. Should you go with the blue or gray couch? The pink or green art?