Fashionable quilting

Tufting can be an exclusive accent in the styling of a living room or bedroom. The word "tufting" itself comes from French, where "picque" means a stitch. Initially, tufting involved sewing two layers of fabric together, with a layer of wool or cotton in between. Thanks to this technique, the insulating material was evenly distributed. The method, offering many possibilities, quickly gained recognition in the clothing industry, accessories, and also in furniture making.

In furniture, tufting requires the use of appropriate upholstery material. Velvets, chenilles, or velours are excellent for this. Tufted leather furniture looks very luxurious. Upholstered furniture often takes center stage in our living rooms. Therefore, it is worth ensuring that they surprise not only with their comfort and functionality but also with their design.

Beautiful living rooms are dominated by tufted sofas or armchairs, and in bedrooms, dignified beds with often high, tufted headboards. This is not only an elegant but also a very comfortable solution, because isn't it pleasant to relax leaning against a soft headboard? Tufted sofas and armchairs will also look great in elegant offices or home libraries. Here, the extremely popular ORFEO model from the Kler brand offer will look particularly dignified.

Until recently, tufted furniture was associated almost exclusively with aged, classic interiors. Today, it is also conquering the owners of modern living rooms, offices, and bedrooms.