Articles — vintage fabric

India Holmes, the newly appointed Creative Director at Pelican House, whose passion for textiles and design is nothing short of inspiring. A rising star in the global textile scene, India was previously the Director of Embroidery at de Gournay, where she has worked extensively with artisans across India and China. Her deep respect for traditional techniques and dedication to elevating craftsmanship made her a natural fit for Pelican House, where she joins forces with Bella Valenzia to create unique, artful pieces that celebrate heritage while pushing creative boundaries. Read on for India’s wonderful insights into decorating with vintage textiles, her...

The first spotlight of the year is with the hugely talented, Rebecca Simmons - an interior designer who I have admired from afar for a while now.  Rebecca’s current projects include a diverse portfolio ranging from London homes to a Scottish castle and a Washington D.C. restaurant, showcasing her versatility and talent for designing across different styles and scales. Her expertise also extends to decorating with vintage textiles, making her a go-to for those seeking timeless, character-filled interiors. How do you go about incorporating them into your work? I tend to have no rules about where these could be used....

Why We Love Using Vintage Fabric as Wall Hangings If you're looking for a way to inject charm, character, and creativity into your living space, vintage fabric wall hangings might be the perfect solution. These timeless treasures can transform your home in ways that are not only visually stunning but also practical. Here are five reasons why we can’t get enough of this decorating trend. 1. Instantly Adds Colour, Pattern and Texture Vintage fabric wall hangings are like a feast for the senses. Whether it’s a bold patchwork kantha, a romantic samarkand suzani, or a richly textured tribal textile; vintage...