Framed textile

This idyllic Nantucket beach house was designed by Botticelli + Pohl along with Katie Martinez Design, located on a rugged stretch of coastline next to natural wetlands.

Make your own shibori textile art for your home with this easy tutorial that only requires some pretty fabric and a picture frame.

Design inspired by nature . Dimensional, hooked-wool, woven wall art . Oak stained, satin finished wood frame . Wall Buddies hangers on back keep pictures level and flush to the wall . Clean with non-abrasive cleaner and soft cloth.

Breathe new life into a chair, sofa, or dresser with one of our easy DIY furniture projects. We'll teach you how to paint, reupholster, and repurpose any piece of furniture you have in your home, plus we'll teach you how to build new pieces from scratch.

You'll love the Vintage Rug Textile Framed Wall Decor at World Market. Browse our entire collection of Wall Decor, available online or at one of our 270+ stores.

Aiguabella's strokes of pure ink on raw canvases. The titles of the works are mainly Japanese and mostly talk about peace, routine, daily life, awareness... Aiguabella aims to generate a sense of silence, peace and delicacy with these works.

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Fabric scraps are a great option for unique artwork and a great way to refrain from wasting them. Today I’ve rounded up some inspiration for you guys! I’ve done this a couple times with some of my favorite fabric scraps I had leftover from making pillows. You can use frames you already have at home

Found in Indian antique markets, these vintage Kantha textiles are composed of secondhand saris that were stitched together to make new fabric. The result is a vibrant and truly one-of-a-kind piece of textile art with a history. We've framed each Kantha in a large archival-quality frame to show off the scale and visual drama of these unique works of art.