A space filled with a range of textures supplied by the materials that went into making that decor item lend radiance and a feel to the abode. A combination of consistency in textures in a space is ‘the trend’ of the season. Get to know about the popular choice of materials for your house trinkets.
Fulfilling the 21st-century desire of luxury, artisanship, and timelessness is the poor man’s gold alloy of copper and zinc — brass. This metal used in verdigris finish created by hand using a mixture of salt and ammonia or oxidised and hand-rubbed to create other variants make for the quintessential vintage look. This is what is desired by the cosmopolitans for their modern and industrial designs for their abodes. The warmer undertones in brass also complement the ‘millennial pink’ which is the shade of choice for anything and everything currently. A polished brass used in any kind of furniture or artefact, combined with other materials, provides the polished accent in the overall look.
In the pre-Islamic period, most luxury vessels were made of precious metals, including gold and silver, while ceramic wares were largely used for utilitarian purposes such as storing water and food, transporting goods, and cooking. However, in the Islamic world, luxury ceramics became popular and were appreciated for their aesthetic appeal and affordability — according to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The properties of ceramic make it a highly used material in many forms of luxury goods. The benefits of ceramic are amplified with the introduction of ceramic 3D printing, and their versatility means more and more luxury houses, watchmakers, jewellers, and wide luxury market players, in general, are starting to embrace this technology.
FABRICS
Your humble abode is incomplete without the touch of textures of fabrics to uplift the mood of the place. White velvets on black leather sofas, armchairs made out of traditional Indian printed fabrics or even walls decorated with weaves of clothes make the home look amazing. All fabrics like linen, silk, cotton which maybe sometimes mixed with high-quality synthetic fibres such as Novafil, Bemberg, and Viscose, are the topmost choices for the elite to decorate their houses with. You can create a unique Memphis design for