Denim Decor for the Home

Mark Thompson READ TIME: 3 MIN.

Incorporating denim material and denim blues into interiors can be just as cozy and chic as those jeans you love so much and want to wear every single day of your life.

When you feel like your home needs a little decor "zhush-ing," let denim work its subtle magic.

Think about denim for everything from wall treatments, upholstery fabric, and tabletop accessories. Think about denim all through the home.

Here's a denim d�cor guide with several clever design suggestions from home d�cor brands Dormify, Eskayel, and Teroforma.

Sofa and Chairs:

You will want to sit on it, touch it and cuddle on it. That's just want denim does: it makes us feel super comfortable.

Reupholster your favorite couch or chair with fabric from Eskayel's Indigo Collection; but if you don't want to go too crazy, choose pillows or a pouf ottoman with similarly textured materials like canvas, but with denim-blue hues.

Eskayel Pillows and Poufs - from $149 to $325

Dormify Be Nice Pillow - $57.60

Walls:

Choose wallpaper or prints with denim blues, interesting patterns, or even a jean like textures. Simple, yet brilliant.

Check out some ideas below:

Eskayel Indigo Collection PRIMA wallpaper, $7.00 - $625.00

Eskayel Alphabet Prints, $45.00

Tabletop + D�cor:

Why denim? It's timeless, tactile, forever chic, both masculine and feminine, and can be dressed up or down. It's a win/win situation for all.

See below for inspiration:
Teroforma Chambray Collection (placemats, coasters, napkins, and runner- from $38 to $58

Teroforma Chevron Trays and Anise Boards - from $38 to $58

Eskayel Dynasty Basket (hand sewn in Rhode Island, USA) - large $295

Eskayel Dynasty Galileo Basket

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by Mark Thompson , EDGE Style & Travel Editor

A long-term New Yorker and a member of New York Travel Writers Association, Mark Thompson has also lived in San Francisco, Boston, Provincetown, D.C., Miami Beach and the south of France. The author of the novels WOLFCHILD and MY HAWAIIAN PENTHOUSE, he has a PhD in American Studies and is the recipient of fellowships at MacDowell, Yaddo, and Blue Mountain Center. His work has appeared in numerous publications.

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