What kind of sparks will emerge when fur crosses over from fashion to home furnishing?

Fur is stylish and luxurious when worn; it can also easily enhance the style of furniture. However, the first impression of fur is that it's environmentally unfriendly. This is not the case. Currently, most fur is made from artificial fur, such as shearling. Shearling products are considered high-end consumer goods, often referred to as "soft gold" in the international market. Daily necessities made from it are praised by international fur experts as providing "four-season warmth."

Traditional fur patterns are being applied to more furniture surfaces, expanding the sense of warmth. A variety of craftsmanship also allows fur to present distinct styles. Classic shearling home furnishings, for example, utilize premium Australian lambskin paired with knits, satins, and other fabrics. Adding a variety of patterns and designs, these pieces are eye-catching when paired with black and white, or even brightly colored furniture.

Characteristics of Sheep Shearing

Warmth retention: In the cold winter, it can keep your back, waist and buttocks from feeling the cold and protect your body.

Breathability: The biggest feature of sheepskin is that it is both warm and breathable. The parts that come into contact with the body for a long time will not cause discomfort because there are certain gaps between each hair fiber to allow air to circulate.

Comfort: High-quality wool has a smooth and delicate touch and good resilience. Each of its wool fibers will support every part of the body that comes into contact with it, making you feel soft and comfortable.

Application of Sheep Shearing

Home accessories made of shearling fur, such as car backrests, living room fabric sofa cushions, and bed blankets, create a fluffy, fuzzy look, with a fuzzy outer layer or a radiating, sensual look. Whether in fashion or home decor, it seamlessly blends with wool-blend leather lounge chairs or most Italian minimalist furniture. After all, the delicate fur is not overly sculpted, but rather emphasizes comfort and softness.

Fluffy fabrics mixed with faux fur are often used as decorations for wooden and metal furniture, while more often fur is spread on armchairs to create a warm atmosphere.

This wool-covered leisure chair, for example, features a backrest made from 100 meters of specially crafted cotton and linen rope, all hand-woven. A fine, natural, long-haired wool blanket covers the seat, earning it the nickname "flag rope chair." This simple yet luxurious design offers a warm embrace in the winter, while removing the blanket during the summer heat transforms it into a beach chair. Imagine using this for bedding: in the cold of winter, spread out a soft blanket and sleep on it-it's incredibly warm and soft, so comfortable you'll be reluctant to leave.

The use of fur on furniture brings so many surprises to people. It not only improves the appearance and grade of the home environment, but also highlights its practicality.