Fashion and interiors are always internal. It is seen to catch the runway that eventually there is a way to enter our homes – sometimes subtle or unexpectedly and vice versa. This makes sense: both are forms of creative expression that celebrate the unique uses of texture, textiles, shapes, and color, which is to provoke a stretch, which makes you feel something while showing personality.
As New York Fashion Week Fall Runway Show comes close, we are looking at designers not only for our wardrobe but also for our homes. From magnificent decorations to the return of the fringe (whether it was actually away?), The latest fashion trends are ready to take forms in the interiors. If you want to go older or just try a touch, here is described how to bring the runway style to your place.
Animal
A leopard print rug in a living room designed by Charlotte Lucas.
At this point, animal prints are practically a neutral. For the decline 2025, Mark Jacobs, Anna needle, and cot are all displayed in their designs to take this classic figure – from outer clothing to matching skirt sets.
But how does it translate to the house? Animal print adds a sense of depth, texture and personality and is like a gateway print in the interiors. Not ready to commit? You can always try to testify water and bend in a true throw pillow to test water. If you are feeling more adventurous, you can upholstery an entire chair (or even a sofa!) For the moment making a statement. The options are endless- by designer Charlotte Lucas in this northern carolina house such as tabelletop accessories, wallpapers, headboards, rugs. You can really have fun with this one. Just remember, all this is about the balance, so be sure to add solid colors and natural textures that they fully place to go to the glam (of course, that’s what you want).
Fickle ornamentation
A vintage in a dining room designed by Sarah Velle, a vintage murano glass chandelier.
Talking about glam, NYFW gave heavy doses of glitter decorations on the stage and we are here for it. From designers to Mark Jacobs, from designers to Mark Jacobs, the spectacular detailing -pehin studs, sequins, beads are shown in their pieces that can also work beautifully at home. Like the courageous details go bold with the item Murarano Glass Jhoomar In this house of Illinois by designer Sara Vale, or a metal tabletop accents, beaded napkin rings and gold water mirror hugs a more subtle twinkling. A little glow goes a long way.
Argyle and plaids
Plaid Volcovering in a lounge designed by Sarah Velle.
Signature Diamond Motif brings structure, heat and vintage attraction to both our homes and wardrobes. It was seen on pieces in the collapse of Khit, Thom Brown and Zankov, and it was seen in stars in the same house lounge painted above by designer Sara Vale.
And, it is very easy to sprinkle it in your home for a sophisticated and slightly preceding approach. Add the space or a layer to your current bed through a region or a layer through an area, which is both comfortable and classic.
Comfortable accent
A comfortable rug in the San Francisco Living Room of the designer Palmer Weise.
As Ullah Johnson, saliva, and Equalus were seen on the show, they were on the performance. Ulla Johnson and saliva adopted the boulder repetitions of the trend with cute statement coat, while other designers sprinkled it through accessories and trim. The designer Palmer Weis has a rug -like pieces in his home, shown above, internal equivalent.
Comfortable accents are not necessarily new to home space – the plush throw and pillows are long in the staple. But, include them in stunning ways through decorative items (eg) Fuzzy, sculpture stool Or one Fur-rich pronunciation chair) It brings a fresh, fashion-forward twist on the main basis.
Jhubbe
A terrible ottoman in the la home of designer Katie Hodes.
We love a fringe accent on our clothes And On our furniture. Many use of fringes from skirt bottles, including designer -bevza, fforme, altuzarra – – are used several use of fringes.
To try it at home, try a try Casked Table LampOr for the attraction of a little old world, A Pofa like one in the house of designer Katie Hodes in Hollywood Hills. You can also add fringed cures to bring texture and dimensions to the room. The fringe is to live here.
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