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More than just a fabric, for centuries it was synonymous with wealth and elegance.
Created in the East, it arrived in Europe at the beginning of the 13th century. Two centuries later, the English king Henry IV prohibited non-royals from wearing the fabric. As a result of this prohibition, velvet was associated with wealth and elegance for centuries.
It was only in the 1970s that velvet became popular. Fashion designers and decorators embraced its potential, transforming this raw material into elegant pieces.
In decoration, it gives personality to the environment. Combined correctly, it will guarantee sophistication and elegance, giving a touch of comfort to the environment, check it out:
By following a few rules, you will create a sophisticated, non-dramatic environment. Like this:
- choose a velvety piece in the room, making it the highlight of the decor, be it a bench, stool, sofa or armchair.
- as velvety chairs are in fashion, if you choose velvet-covered chairs for your dining area, opt for light or nude tones, it will make the environment cleaner .
- combine velvet furniture with straight-lined furniture to create a harmonious environment. As velvet pieces are already imposing, the rest of the furniture should be less pretentious.
- if you still don't feel confident about investing in furniture pieces, start by placing cushions on your sofa, so that you can get used to its texture;
THE ALIVE follows the trends and presents for this season a set of velvet furniture, take a chance! Check out some pieces and visit the website, you will fall in love.
Create cozy environments with personality and identity. Your identity!
put Sofia Gomes @a.tua.estoria
