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FIND COMFORT IN VELVET


Velvet is one of those fabrics some love to hate. It was the crimson dress with the itchy lace collar you wore on Christmas of '77 that made you vow to never wear it again. Or velvet may signify fonder memories like the trendy blazer you splurged on and still love to this day.

Whatever your affection or distaste, today's velvet is much more wearable, durable, and comfortable in both fashion and home. Here are a few convincing examples as to why you should give velvet another chance at love:

living room eclectic living room

Velvet in colorful hues, such as this bold peacock, contrasts beautifully within any space. Once rustic, this room becomes refined with the addition of this chair.

To see more rich, velvet touches in the home, click here to visit my latest ideabook on Houzz.
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Niki McNeill Brown said...

I love velvet - it looks so chic when done right! I definitely feel like it's better in interiors than on the body tho...

Debbie@Vintage Scout Interiors said...

Mark my word- crushed velvet is comin' back! You can say you heard it from me. :)

Unknown said...

Thanks for reminding me how much I love this fabric...now I'm off to go find that blazer hiding somewhere in my closet! :)

Linda @ theLENNOXX said...

I adore velvet! What I love about it is that it absorbs and reflects light at the same time.

xo Linda

Valerie@TakeSunset said...

I love that peacock shade. Beautiful!

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