Stripes

It’s difficult to imagine a world without striped material, but that bold linear pattern is making a huge comeback. Whether they’re thick or thin, vertical or horizontal, in bright colours or black and white, stripes have a magnetic effect on the eyes, instantly drawing one’s attention.

Stripes on fabrics are especially stunning for curtains and drapes. Stripes on textiles are permanently in vogue, and you will never grow tired of them. Queen Victoria popularised them by putting her son Bertie in a striped sailor outfit, which started the association between stripes and words such as “maritime” and “sea.”

Using stripes in your home, whether traditional or contemporary, is a great way to bring some order to your room. You can bring pattern into any interior using striped fabric for curtains, upholstery, and accessories. If you learn how to use them properly, striped fabrics can open up a range of design possibilities.