Decorating with tapestries

Did you know that a cozy bedroom tapestry can transform your space into a serene sanctuary? Discover how the right wall hangings, plush textiles, and dreamy designs create a haven you’ll never want to leave. Embrace warmth and style effortlessly with boho vibes and inviting colors. Dive in to make your bedroom the ultimate cozy retreat!

Back with another beach house DIY! As soon as I finished the surfboard last weekend, we jumped straight into our next project. This one was born out of necessity—trying to hide a horrifically textured stucco wall and fill a large wall with something eye-catching for as little money as possible, as quickly as possible. Here’s […]

When you are commonly only familiar with the use of the tapestry to be a part of Bohemian decoration, then it can be surely be used for other home design styles. You don’t need to be worried because the design is really varied as you can adjust the right one with your home design style. #tapestry #homedecoration

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Learn how to hang tapestry on ceiling. With just a few simple DIY ideas, you can easily create an impressive look with your own hanging tapestry.

Have you ever considered using a wall tapestry instead of a traditional art print? Here’s why wall tapestries might be perfect for your home.

Discover unique wall decor ideas to elevate your space with our inspiring collection of wall decor design. Whether you're looking for modern and minimalist or vibrant and eclectic wall decoration ideas, we've got you covered. From DIY projects to ready-made art pieces, explore endless options to make your walls a stunning focal point in any room. Find the perfect balance between style and functionality to create a personalized space that reflects your personality. Upgrade your home decor…

Most commercial tapestries these days have a convenient pocket of fabric that runs along the top and back of the material for convenient hanging. (It looks pretty much like a curtain rod.) If your new decoration has one of these, you're in luck! Your room is going to look transformed in no time.

Tapestries were used in the Middle Ages as much for insulation in drafty castles and châteaux as for entertainment and decoration. The warmth they provided on walls and around canopies was desperately needed. In the old world however utilitarian necessities were still created with aesthetics in mind.....and aren't we glad!! This particular post has been created to draw attention to my favorite style of tapestry, the Verdure Tapestry. Hunting was very popular with the aristocracy in Europe in…