Beading Is the Overlooked Interior Detailing That'll Make Your Home Feel Rich

Image of a moody living room design. The walls are dark wood paneling, and there is a wooden desk. On the desk is a white vase, a small plant, and a metal lamp. There is a navy room divider against the wall with a floor lamp in front of it that is draped in chainmail embroidered with beading. Beside the lamp is a dusty yellow loveseat.

I can still remember the bead-embroidered purse I had as a little girl. It was the size of a wallet, had dark blue and red flowers, and I carried it everywhere. I loved it mostly because it had personality and I felt stylish holding it. When I heard that beading was the texture-oriented design detail making its way into interiors this year, I was instantly sold. Don't we all want our interiors to have personality and style?

Though beading has been everywhere in fashion recently (picture full bead-embroidered dresses, beaded purses, and even boots) beading may not be the most obvious style when translated to interior design trends. Where can you incorporate beading? How do you style it? From accent chairs to pendant lights, embellishing your home with beads is easier than you might imagine.