In interior design, the small details sometimes make all the difference. If you’re looking to elevate your room or furniture, trims may be your new best friends.
Trims are not only visually appealing – from simple bands of colour to tassels and frills – but they also can serve practical purposes, such as covering gaps or adding weight to curtains so they hang better. They’re mostly commonly seen on curtains and cushions, but they don’t end there: they can be used on dining chairs, canopies, and even bed frames.
Interior design trends are starting to lean away from minimalism and more towards a decorative approach to decor, and the trends for trims follow suit. The cold season has come around quickly, and our trim inspiration for the Winter 2023 is finally here.
Sanderson have collaborated with interior design studio Salvesen Graham to produce a capsule collection of 36 trimmings, including 7 designs and 10 colour-ways. This is Sanderson’s first new trimmings collection in over a decade, and it’s an iconic return.
From classic fringes to fan braids, there’s something for every taste and style.
The 7 designs include:
- Nunwick: a three-tiered loop fringe, encapsulating the luxury of English countryside homes
- Nosterfield: A classic tassel with multi-tonal threads
- Tanfield: A corded pipe – simple yet classic
- Thornborough: A bobble braid with picot edging
- Kirklington: A flat walling braid with an elevated finish
- Melmerby: A wide-width tape with a fan edge detail
- Norton: A chunky wool cut route
The collection marks a pivotal addition to design, with the creation of quintessential English florals that belong to elaborate English country homes.
Trims offer endless possibilities for enhancing your living areas – whether you’re looking to add a touch of elegance, play with patterns or create a unique focal point, the collection has something for you.