Could your home use a bit of a refresh? By now, many people are ready for a change of scenery, and the holidays are a popular time for a upgrades around the house. With furniture and home furnishings experiencing major delays and backorders right now, it’s the perfect time to try your hand at DIY upholstery.
Furniture and fashion accessory designers that are looking to replicate the look and feel of leather with realistic alternatives now have more options as the push towards animal-free products grows stronger. Real leather has long been associated with quality, durability and luxury, but luckily thanks to innovative textile manufacturers comparable synthetic options are abundantly and readily available.
Want a neutral, understated piece to go with any room? Try something like this ottoman.
Want to see how some neutral fabric selections can work in a rustic design? Take a look inside this tiny home for inspiration.
Want to see a unique accent piece for a home or commercial space? Check out this repurposed church pew.
This project proves that leather looks perfect in a rustic and industrial design.
This tiny home shows how matching an accent wall to a sofa creates an attractive space.
Check out this chic bar for some design inspiration.
Want to know how to combine different shades of leather? This pub in the U.K. gets it right.
Check out this tiny home for some color scheme inspiration.