Bold Fabric Patterns Colorful and bold patterns were everywhere in the 1960s. You could often find them in the kitchen, on wallpaper or on chairs. This decade was all about coordinating, so the ...

The fabric's wavey, watery effect is completely hypnotic and imposes a finishing touch on a room that feels regal as well as rad. High praise, I know, but these kinds of discoveries are worth ...

Decorating with vintage fabrics is a wonderful way to inject color, pattern and warmth into interiors. Antique textiles and vintage fabrics often display exquisite artistry and handcraftsmanship ...

Vintage fabric collector Electra Skilandat reopened her Urban Burp store in Point Richmond recently after a rent increase forced her to shut down her San Francisco shop last year. Her new shop, in ...

Chris Olberding of Gitman Vintage Talks Shirts, Fabrics, and Bold Patterns (Video) By Jian DeLeon December 13, 2013 ...

Carefully remove the staples that attach the fabric, as you can reuse it once the new sweater upholstery is in place. If it is damaged, get some new lining and use the old lining as a pattern to ...

Serge Bisono could be a poet, the way he describes Pierre Deux fabrics. “It’s cheerful, it’s smiling. It looks like the province it comes from. Finally, it looks old. It could be … ...

The fabric we have in our dining room is a Sanderson design from the 1970s, with a small pattern of ivy leaves in an unusual colourway of blue and green. It cost peanuts.