Although fringe originated in 3000 BC in Mesopotamia, in modern era it became extremely popular in 1920s fashion and later in the 70s. Nowadays, it’s making a major comeback not only in fashion, but also in interior design and can be found integrated in accessories or even pieces of furniture.
Therefore, here are 6 ideas on how to include fringe in home deco:
1.Chesterfield sofa
A British classic, the Chesterfield sofa is one of the most recognisable pieces of furniture in the world. We love this one because, with its button tufting and rolled English arms, it stays true to the original and in the same time it’s very modern because of the frills.
2. Velvet stool with fringe
These stool chairs are named Deja Vu, because they feel like a memory of something that already happened, when in fact it didn’t. The mysterious aspect of it is also given by the velvet, the fringe, the golden metal and the ombre color combination.
3. Woven wall hanging
For the boho chic lovers, this handcrafted woven wall hanging will bring a ray of sunshine into4. the bedroom. The piece combining retro influences with modern trends adds texture and a visual interest to the room.
4.Fringe lamp
These golden lamps with pink fringe can add a touch of quirkiness to either your bedroom or living room. Even if you opt for the table one or the chandelier model, the pink fridge is gonna be a statement piece.
5. Pink ottoman with fringe
The interesting fact about ottomans is that nowadays not only they can be used as an extra seating, but also for storage or as a coffee table. Once more, the velvet and fringe combination is on point, completing the decoration of a living room.
6.Fringed cushion
If you want a subtle addition of a fringed deco element, a cushion(or more) can be the safest choice. Choose one with geometric print and frills to match the colors!