Capel Rugs Report: Openwork Elements Add Fabric Interest

March 18, 2007  by in UnCategorized   

By Home Furnishings Business in on March 2007 “Openwork” describes a design technique that places finely drawn or sculpted silhouettes on an open field to create detailed floral-like patterns. Those elements will impact upcoming fabrics and furnishings, according to Capel Rugs’ latest Color & Trend Report.

“From beautifully handmade wrought iron furniture to intricate lace patterns and finely embroidered transitional fabrics, openwork influences have begun to appear in many facets of home furnishings,” said Lou Webster, Capel Rugs director of product development and design. “As outdoor designs become more and more refined, openwork will bring elegant detail to outdoor home furnishings in 2007.”

Also this spring, Capel will kick off a year-long 90th anniversary celebration at High Point Market.

This spring at High Point Market, Capel kicks off a yearlong 90th Anniversary celebration highlighting its history, people and accomplishments. The company will host a kick-off reception with food and cocktails Tuesday, March 27, 6-8 p.m. in Capel showroom, Market Square, space 112. Members of the Capel family and corporate team will share stories from the past and speak about surprising new directions for the company’s future.

Product introductions will include both new goods and also The 90th Anniversary Collection, a compilation of Capel’s most eye-catching designs.