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Whether you're purchasing new or reupholstering/slipcovering existing furniture, have you ever considered using two (or more) fabrics rather than one for a more unique look?
Just mixing two plain fabrics can add a little something extra to a piece...
but you can also mix a plain with a pattern...
![](http://www.designersguild.com/_assets/images/cosmopolitan-furniture-main.jpg)
or plain with pattern and contrast piping to tie it together...
or mix more than one pattern.
![](http://www.sarahrichardsondesign.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/room_1_portrait_medium/sarahs-cottage-dining-room-image3.jpg)
If you're worried about things getting too "busy" with more than one pattern, keep them in the same colorway.
![](http://www.sarahrichardsondesign.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/room_1_portrait_small/sarahs-house-girls-room-image2_0.jpg)
So what do you think? Are you open to mixing fabrics on a piece or is one fabric enough for you?
Just for fun... If you like things a little on the busier side with a big dose of whimsy, how about one of the fun furniture options available at Squint Limited?...
![](http://www.squintlimited.com/img/products/545/624/2090.jpg)
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