TREND WATCH // Woven Textures
Ranging from rattan, sisal, jute, seagrass, cane, and interlaced leathers, woven textures are once again finding their way into our homes. Woven products are certainly not a new face to interior design but today's designs are decidedly more contemporary and are definitely 'having a moment' right now in new collections of furniture, lighting, and home goods.
WOVEN TEXTURES in...The Kitchen
Kitchens and bathrooms often read a little hardier than other spaces in a home, largely because of the lack of soft furnishings and large-scale drapery usually found in living rooms and bedrooms. Adding in a woven texture can bring warmth and even sound reduction in what can otherwise feel like a hard-working space
WOVEN TEXTURES IN... the details
A renewable and fast-growing resource, rattan is a great choice for durable seating, both indoor and outdoor.
WOVEN TEXTURES in...The Bedroom
With the 'boho' movement in full swing, vintage and new woven materials definitely contribute to a laid-back, California vibe - if that's what you're looking to create. The golden tones and texture gives any room a relaxed summer-y vibe, something that may help get through a long Canadian winter indoors.
WOVEN TEXTURES in...The Nursery
Gender neutral and versatile, the nursery is a perfect place to incorporate a few woven details...here's some of our favorite inspiration now...
Did you notice that muddy pink wall color used here? Blush is actually extremely versatile and almost reads as a neutral in some instances. It's looking especially great with white walls and a wicker crib!
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The Farmer's Daughter Team, x
We’re very excited to be sharing a completed kitchen and dining room renovation from our Oakmoore project with you today!
This family home is located less than an hour from Swift Current, SK and nestled into the rolling hills of the beautiful Prairies we enjoy here in Saskatchewan. Our clients came to Farmer’s Daughter Interiors looking to make better use of their open plan kitchen + dining space while creating a bright, airy feeling kitchen where they could enjoy hosting their grown children (and their families) for weekend get togethers and large family holiday meals.
Read on for how we worked with our clients to bring this renovation to completion.