Trimming wears many hats, from finishing flawless seams to securing decorative seat cushions. Explore five functional roles trimming can play in your interiors that go beyond darling adornments.
A TAILORED TIE-UP
Chair ties do much more than charm. From the traditional application to secure loose seat cushions to creative interpretations like a tie-up shade or daintier take on a drapery tieback, this tailored pair of tassels is a chic option for securing fabrics in place.
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A SEAMLESS FINISH
Few details are less welcome than a visible seam. Cords, gimps, and borders step in to conceal upholstery staples and fabric joins, delivering an elegant finished edge that elevates the piece in the process.
A DRAWN BACK DETAIL
Holdbacks and tiebacks do just that, gathering curtains and drapery to frame windows, control light, and reveal architectural entryways.
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TUFTED TOUCHES
Tufts and rosettes can be used to create a classic tufted finish. With each pull, trim can transform flat upholstery into dimensional surfaces rich with sculptural depth.
FIXED WITH A FROG
Frogs and decorative cord closures keep pleated corners and tailored folds precisely in place, ensuring that upholstery maintains its beauty and shape over time.
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