Lace and crochet scarves boast intricate designs and serve multiple purposes, from adorning furniture to enhancing attire. These large scarves can be elegantly arranged across tabletops or sofa backs to lend a softer aesthetic and introduce a romantic element to the space. Yet, consider an overlooked area where such a scarf could make a significant impact. Hanging a detailed lace scarf in doorways or windows can infuse your living spaces with a relaxed, bohemian vibe.
These scarves frequently appear at budget-friendly prices in thrift shops, offering both old and newly made options. Typically, they are available in shades of white or cream; however, you might stumble upon versions in black and various other hues as well. The same approach applies when using different types of scarves such as crocheted pieces, knitwear, or embroidered chiffon scarves for an elegant addition. Additionally, oversized vintage piano shawls or lace tablecloths could serve a similar decorative purpose. This cost-effective method works wonders for adding vibrancy to plain doors, archways, or windows.
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Transforming a Scarf into Decor
To hang the scarf above the entrance, consider using tiny nails or sticky hook attachments. Should your scarf have a triangular form, position it diagonally across the top of the door so that any tassels or beadwork hangs down gracefully. It may be necessary to shorten these decorative parts in spots where they might obstruct the opening and closing of the door. Additionally, enhance the area surrounding the entryway with items such as wicker butterflies, oversized embellishments, or other ornamental pieces. An alternative suggestion is incorporating petite blossoms or foliage threaded into the lace scarf for added charm; alternatively, you could integrate miniature twinkling fairy lights within the fabric for a playful touch.
boho chic look
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On Windows, the scarves can introduce variety and tactile richness without obstructing the view or blocking out natural light. Combine them with other retro fabrics for an
instant boho feel.
You might alternatively drape a scarf in various areas, such as across an alcove to craft a snug reading corner or above a bed canopy for an elegant touch. Additionally, you can stretch it atop a bookcase or dresser to introduce flair and coziness. A sizable piano scarf can serve admirably as a room separator when suspended from the ceiling to partition space.
perfect boho entryway.
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