We changed the decorative style and we left the vintage. Now we walk into the sophisticated interior decorative concept and design textiles cottagecore.
Cottagecore is also well known as Farmcore or Countrycore, is an interior decorative style that reinterprets country life.
It makes it from a romantic point of view, because it is a style that represents an evolution.
In other words, it doesn’t consist in the recreation of an aesthetic of the past, otherwise in key element choice of that style and to adapt it to current trends.
For instance, we can see a vintage or a modern rustic environment where wood, crochet and flowers become main characters.
Interior decoration styles and design textiles: Cottagecore
This style is very attractive for every lover of modern home comforts, but at the same time for people who look for details with character.
It is ideal for homes that already have some interesting characteristics, such as beams at sight, original plankings and walls with panels.
Recovered wood is the central material that keeps this decorative style, with several textures and seams.
A relevant aspect will be the light, key to create warm and welcoming environments, in which a good extent will be noticed.
Because of that fact, natural light must be led with large windows, especially relevant textile curtains of translucent materials.
In the same way, decorative textiles will be relevant supplying that needed country touch in this type of environment.
If decorative textiles can add a special customised touch in its design, the result will be sublime.
Manatex provides an exclusive service of customised decorative fabrics with proposals of high quality and custom-made designs.
To supply a distinctive element in cottagecore style, our proposal of decorative fabric for home is the article Lira – Linux.
The rustic appearance, that has these two articles, fits perfectly with this decorative style and gives comfort to the whole room in which it is located.
Through its natural colour and its colourful lines break with the room’s monotony, giving to the room a light colour touch.
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