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Andrea Meyers
“covering with fabric which although allows light yet visibility is obscured for privacy.”
“Fabric on a front door. A front door set close to passing traffic or a nearby neighbor may need a slight amount of privacy. Add sheer fabric over the door's”
“fabric over front door for privacy!”
“Fabric on a front door. A front door set close to passing traffic or a nearby neighbor may need a slight amount of privacy. Add sheer fabric over the door's window to allow light in but obscure visibility.
Tip: A cinched, full sheer treatment has a very traditional look. Try stretching the fabric”
“sheer fabric on front door - privacy.”
“Fabric on a front door. A front door set close to passing traffic or a nearby neighbor may need a slight amount of privacy. Add sheer fabric over the door's window to allow light in but obscure visibility. Tip: A cinched, full sheer treatment has a very traditional look. Try stretching the fabric”
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Amy Lau Design
“I love the fabric on the ceiling used to soften the light”
“Like the fabric draped on the ceiling.”
“Fabric to hide pipes in bathroom ceiling?”
“raped fabric enhances this hallway, giving the lighting underneath a soft glow.”
“Feel like your ceiling could use a little texture? Drape a long piece of fabric down the center of your ceiling for a creative effect that begs your guests to look up.”
Allison Cosmos
“not a fabric and the design itself is not raised. However, the pattern is inspired by damask fabric. Additionally, the raised panels of the door itself create a textured look that is in line with damask design. And there is no denying that this door makes a great dramatic statement!”
“piece of fabric. I just simplified it so it had more of a graphic look. The white paint is gloss, and the coral color is semigloss. By ignoring the panels on the door it gives it a more modern look."”
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Anne Rue Interiors
“storage idea... take a big, sturdy, ugly table and add your own outdoor fabric and tacks. perfecto!!”
“Cover old table with fabric & nailheads”
“Fabric cover on banquet.”
“appeal of fabric/glass table.”
“fabric hides what is underneath”
“Fabric table...Fabric on table”
Bountiful
“Plaid fabric on windows and chairs”
“different fabrics for dining chairs, great idea”
“Like curtain & chair fabric”
“Fabric chairs and matching”
“Color on fabrics...green fabric”
Bruce Johnson & Associates Interior Design
“Fabric over sidelights. Treat sidelights with drapery panels. Simple drapes create a spectacular look that can cover the entire door if necessary.
Tip: If you have clerestory windows, like in this photo, install the draperies just underneath them to save on the cost of fabric.”
“Love the fabric on the bench”
“Fabric over sidelights. Treat sidelights with drapery panels. Simple drapes create a spectacular look that can cover the entire door if necessary. Tip: If you have clerestory windows, like in this photo, install the draperies just underneath them to save on the cost of fabric.”
Tara Seawright
“luxurious fabric looks chic and can hold a coat and bag. Add an extra-large mirror on the wall to create an expansive sense of space.Style notes: Want to recreate a glam look? Plush velvet, curvy shapes, crystal (or anything with a bit of sparkle), silver and chinoiserie accents all bring to mind old Hollywood”
“The fabric is so soft that the nap crushes easily, leaving a mark or impression — a feature that identifies the velvet as being made of silk. For this reason, never iron silk velvet, as it will crush the fibers and leave an imprint that often cannot be removed.”
Polsky Perlstein Architects
“fabric on bench”
“Fabric on bench cushion”
“fabric for window seat”
