Although we've gone for fabric in this poll, we know that for most of us this very much comes down to a choice between comfort and aesthetic. Leather is a bit more of an acquired taste when you're talking about comfort, whereas the right fabric sofa comes with comfort built in. If like us you love great textile design, a sumptuous fabric sofa is definitely an opportunity to explore the work of some well established textile designers like Margo Selby or new breed upholstery & textile design houses like Native Flok in Edinburgh. Okay, so you may just be looking for a lovely, comfortable sofa you can curl up on and watch Strictly, but even then, if approached with a sense of adventure, navigating the brave new world of textile design can still be very exciting stuff!

Hi Heather, That's a gorgeous rug! What do you think to these fabrics? http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/product/assisi/111005 http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/product/carnegie/117315 http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/product/cheslyn/34725 Scandi design seems to be all about the full length light, flowing voile curtains, very minimalist which isn't very practical for a bedroom!! Roman blinds with interlining/blackout lining to block light can look a bit chunky for a similar scandi look, but if you're after a contemporary fabric which will be more of a feature for the room, have a look at these brands/collections: - Korla - http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/brands/independent-designers/korla-fabrics/ - Sian Elin - http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/fabric/independent-designers/sian-elin/ - Kai - Earth Form Collection - http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/brands/kai/earth-form/ We have a large fabric database (with 43,000 fabrics!) so please make use of our search filters to see if anything is of interest. You can order samples and also consult our Made to Measure guides for more information on Roman Blinds, or to get a quote for the making. http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/made-to-measure/roman-blinds/ If you'd like any help with anything, don't hesitate to get in touch! Jess

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