In Praise Of Paisley Fabric
6 Ways to Use Paisley Fabric In Your Home.
It would be hard to find a more universal design than with Paisley.
Originally from Kashmir in the Middle East, this design first found favour as finely woven silk and wool shawls for the elite of Europe in the 18th century.
An ornamental, sophisticated boho print, the design is thought to represent a floral spray combined with a cypress tree of which the teardrop shape ‘reaches the heavens’ symbolising immortality.
Paisley Fabric Origin
The name itself derives from the town in West Scotland, where textiles with paisley designs were produced.
It has since gone onto to become a staple in schemes of interior designers all over the world.
We’ve showcased some of our favourite images featuring paisley fabric to inspire you to try this wonderful design in your home.
ONE: A loose interpretation of a paisley print on a upholstered headboard from the super talented Sydney designer Cameron Kimber.
TWO: As a throw on the bed in a soft linen, or bold cushions in blue and white. This versatile design adds sophistication to all interiors.
THREE: Gorgeous layered patterns including paisley designs in this Paris apartment of Caroline Irving, featured on Katie Considers.
FOUR: Simple monochromatic paisley fabric, ‘Michaela’, on this chair from Warwick Textiles.
FIVE: Paisley used on curtains and Roman blinds in Peter Dunham’s house tour on House Beautiful.
SIX: We absolutely love it used as the statement piece on this fabulous bedhead in The Whitby Hotel by the Firmdale Group, New York, designed by the always-fabulous Kit Kemp.
Paisley for your home
If you’d love a Paisley bed, bedhead, footstool, shoebox or custom cushions, we’d love to help source the most perfect paisley fabric for your project!
Please get in touch with us and our team of Interior Designers to assist you.
