fabricflowers

Flowers, in all shapes and sizes, are blossoming in our homes and there’s surely something to suit every taste: from discreet sprigs, to colourful posies or overblown, hot house blooms.Alternatively, if you’re looking to create an impression, try one wall of wallpaper with a dramatic print to create a contemporary focus.Florals are a perennial favourite so it’s down to your personal interpretation to make the style look fresh-as-a-daisy.

Using floral patterns in a carefree pastel palette of shades such as light pink and lemon yellow will work well advises Williamson.By combining two major trends for 2012, your interior will have a lively but informal vintage-feel while still being up-to-the-minutePapering a wall in a design evocative of a country cottage garden, or merely contenting yourself with petal-decorated accessories could be an easy way to bring rooms out of their winter hibernation.

Creating a fresh spring look that conveys an inviting yet stylish feel can sometimes be a challenge, but florals seem to provide the perfect solution,” says Sarah Williamson, design and brand manager at Horrockses Fashions whose homewear range is liberally scattered with blooms.Whether you choose to decorate with delicate designs or big, bold prints, floral patterns lend themselves to many different types of decor. I believe that this universal accessibility is why the trend prevails year after year.”

The secret is not to overdo it advises Williamson.Adding a floral touch to your interior can be achieved through accessorising simply with a sumptuous floral cushion or throw to create a fashionable shabby chic look.Silkworms and squid inspire smart materials