Add Texture To Your Interior Design With Wallcoverings

By Author: Khuram Shazad
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When embarking on a new interior design project, there are always certain elements that take precedent. Top of the list are always colour schemes, furniture and the function of the room itself.

While these are all important considerations, many projects place too much focus on them. What happens then? The interior lacks character, and looks a little flat than what you envisaged during the planning phase.

This is where texture plays an important role.

Now, this isn’t a new concept. For decades, even centuries, interiors have benefitted from the clever use of different textures to add depth to their design. It’s an incredibly powerful finishing tool, and one that cannot be overlooked if you’re aiming to achieve perfection.

One of the cleverest ways to add texture is in the wallcoverings. Even if they’re not your strong point, there are many companies who can help you find exactly what you need. A good wallpaper installation service in London ...
... will help you with everything; from choosing your design, to making it come to life during the fitting process.

So, which wallcoverings can you choose to create texture in your interior?

Stretch Fabric Wall Systems

Stretch fabric wall systems, often known as fabric wall panels, are well-known for their acoustic properties. Made of three components: a track, an acoustic core and fabric covering, the size of your system depends on your particular needs, both acoustically and aesthetically.

The track is a set of profiles that have been engineered to provide a framework. Within this framework sits the acoustic core. Finally, the entire panel is dressed with fabric. The fabric covering is pulled tight to crease a beautiful finish.

Stretch fabric wall systems in London are great for large commercial projects, where a practical yet aesthetically pleasing finish is required.

Fabric wall systems come in a wide variety of colours, with different material options. From ready-made to bespoke designs, the fabric element of your wallcovering gives additional depth and texture to you interior.

Grasscloth

Grasscloth is an overarching term that is used to describe wallcoverings created from woven strands of natural fibres, often set on rice paper backing. The different fibre options include grasscloth, hemp, seagrass, jute, bamboo and raffia. Some manufacturers identify these, but others use grasscloth as a catchall.

Using grasscloth in your interior is no doubt effective in creating texture. The natural fibres stand out not only aesthetically, but run your hand along the wall and you’re instantly aware there’s much more to this than being just a wallcovering.

Each fibre creates a new depth to the wall, and its natural look is great for making spaces feel more open and welcoming.

Due to its fragility before being installed, we’d always recommend finding a company that specialises in luxury wallcoverings installation in London to do the job for you. This way, you’re always covered and know it will be completed to an exacting standard.

The author of this article is the leading provider of wall paper installation service in London with over a decade of experience in the industry. In this article, he explains how wall covering add texture to your interior design. Visit https://twillwi.com for more information.

Twill Wallcovering Installations Ltd, a new UK-based decorating company, specialises in the installation of wall coverings to bring spaces to life. Khuram Shazad, the founder of Twill Interiors Ltd, is a specialist in wall covering installation and holds National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) level 2 in the UK.