The fashion for decorating interior objects with sacking has appeared relatively recently. It coincided with the eco-style enthusiasm. But, as you know, the new is a well-forgotten old, for burlap is a material used from time immemorial. What is this fabric and how can it be beneficial to use burlap in the interior - read more about this.
Properties of burlap
Sacking is a rough cloth made of jute, linen or hemp yarn. The name of this fabric is due to its original designation - bags are made of it, and also used for various technical needs. The sacking is sometimes called a row or canvas, despite the fact that these are slightly different things.
The main property of this material is its high strength, as well as the hard and rough surface of the weave.
Types of decor of burlap
What just do not invent interior designers, working with sacking! It is used to decorate a wide variety of surfaces. The most popular are tablecloths and curtains from sacking, decorative panels on burlap, pillows, seat upholstery and table napkins from this wonderful universal material. Other eco-style lovers prefer to use burlap even in the decoration of the walls of the room.
Just a few simple sackcloth products - a frame with a children's pattern, a glass bottle tied with a piece of cloth or a lamp shade - can give your interior a seeming simplicity and a peculiar charm.
Sacking, in addition to its ecological compatibility, also looks great both in the apartment and in the open air. It perfectly combines with such materials as lace and ruches, any natural fabrics, straw, wood , glass and metal. That is why the product with the use of this fabric can be easily and harmoniously entered into almost any interior from a country house to a modern apartment in a metropolis. Combine a coarse brownish burlap cloth with white and beige shades of other fabrics, noble silver shine and enjoy the simplicity and sophistication of your home.
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