Patchwork: colorful sofas and armchairs
Forget about ordinary upholstery - antique furnituremight look too boring if reupholstered in plain fabric with traditional patterns. This vibrant mix of colors and patchwork patterns creates fresh, new themes within the old furniture. We've already admired the patchwork furniture from Lebanese Bokja, and these sofas are by Swedish design studio Leftovers.
Leftovers designers embrace the old and,often too fancy furniture that hardly fits into a modern interior, and give it a new, more creative, bright and modern look. The company's motto perfectly reflects the main goal of transforming sofas and armchairs: "What was previously loved can become loved again."
If you are looking for new ideas for your home or don't know,how to update old furniture in an interesting way - take a closer look at this quilting technique. Although it seems that the mixing of patches occurs randomly, in fact, a precise technique of sewing together pieces of fabric is used, you must clearly imagine the whole image as a whole and understand in which place of the furniture this particular patch will look advantageous in combination with what other colors and patterns.
As materials for patchwork, designersThey use completely different fabrics in one cover - velvet, leather, silk, cotton, wool and even old grandma's lace napkins, which gives even more originality to vintage furniture.
Each item in the collection has its own colortheme - cool purple and relaxing blue, bright red and soft pink, spring green and earthy brown. Without a doubt, a lot of work has been done, first of all, in sorting out the different colors and materials of the main theme of the patchwork upholstery to create a truly unique and inimitable piece of furniture.
Create with your own hands!
