2019 Interior Design Trend: Fringing - Yay or Nay?
6 years ago
Fringing is a retro look, that's coming back with gusto. The fashion industry has been obsessed with the look throughout 2018, and now it's blending seamlessly into homewares.
Is it a big no-no, or will you be looking to incorporate it into your home?
Is it fringe or cringe from you?
Photo credit: Anthropologie
Fringe all the way!
Cringe! Urgh!
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