Velvet isn’t just for Victorians, y’all.
It’s true! Velvet is actually making a huge comeback in the interior design world and I am totally okay with it. Now, before anyone starts making groaning noises, this isn’t your great-grandmother’s velvet. This is a luxe and classy fabric, that when used on modern furniture and decor, can really make a beautiful statement in your home. Read on to see what I mean

The stuffy, dry-clean-only, horrible 90s Christmas dresses velvet of yesteryear is no more – today it is totally washable synthetic buttery goodness that looks great on everything from furniture, to decor and accessories, to yes, even clothing *gasp*. The great thing about it is that it fits in with so many design styles – from boho, to modern, to traditional – there is room in every design plan for velvet! Check out the post below to see how velvet has changed and how you can bring the look into your own home in no time flat. Fun Facts about Velvet

Velvet has been around an incredibly long time – it was first introduced in the 700s in Baghdad
At one point, Cairo was the biggest producer of velvet in the world
Velvet clothing used to be associated with the rich and noble during the middle ages
Velveteen is slightly different than velvet in that it has a shorter pile height
Traditional velvet was made from silk, but modern versions are polyester or nylon-based
Velvet paintings are horrible and you should never buy one...