The patchwork style in the interior is gaining more and more fans every day. The very name of the style came from England, “patchwork” translated, a product made from patches. In the patchwork technique, large fabric canvases are collected from small pieces of fabric, which are then used to sew blankets, pillows, curtains, bedspreads and other textiles.
Patchwork in the interior means the use of similar fabrics, as well as the design of walls, floors, ceilings using small pieces of materials of various colors and textures.
This technique is most suitable for decorating rooms in the Scandinavian style, country, Provence, but the patchwork style in the interior can be successfully used in both classic and minimalism, and even in elegant art deco. Depending on the colors and textures used, as well as shapes “shreds”, used in the design of the room, you can create a gentle, or, on the contrary, bright, expressive interior.
Textile
The basis and the beginning of the patchwork technique in the interior is fabrics. Bedspreads, curtains, pillows, tablecloths, furniture covers, curtains and curtains, rugs on the floor and panels on the walls – all this can be made from various fabric scraps, pre-assembled into a single whole.
Walls
You can stick on the walls “shreds” from wallpaper, different in color, texture, mood. Such “wall” patchwork in the interior of any room can turn it from a boring room into a place where you will feel comfortable. Wallpaper “shreds” can be square, or any other of your choice.
In a kitchen or bathroom, you can use colorful tiles to decorate the walls. Here, the fantasy is not limited by anything: “patchwork” there can be one wall, or part of it, or the whole room, including the floor and ceiling.
Floor
The patchwork style in the interior can also be used on the floor. A carpet in this technique will revive any, even the most boring room..
With the help of flooring in different textures and colors, you can create “patchwork” floor with tiles.
Furniture
Upholstered furniture can also be made “patchwork”. To do this, you will have to either sew covers using the patchwork technique, or assemble large canvases from scraps of upholstery fabric, which can then be used in the upholstery of sofas and armchairs. Such furniture looks very impressive and can decorate any room – a nursery, a living room, or a bedroom..
