Trims, Braid or Double Piping?

The world of upholstery is not just about choosing fabrics and patterns—it's also about those stylish finishing touches. Now, you might be wondering, "What's the deal with trims, braids, or double welting/piping?"

These are the finishing details that make your upholstery project stand out. One of the most common applications of braids and trim in upholstery is along the seams and edges of furniture pieces. Whether it's a classic rolled arm sofa or a sleek modern chair, adding a contrasting or coordinating braid can highlight the upholstery work.

Imagine your project as your favourite jacket, and trims are like the cool patches or buttons that give it that extra flair. From contrasting trims to welting/piping. It's the little details that make a big differencethe world of trim (or passimentire, as the French say) is a whole exciting realm waiting to be explored.

But did you know you can make your own single and double welting?

The freedom of making your own single or double welting can be a very cost effective way to make a trim. However there are plenty of options out there for you to pick from. Companies like Samuel & Sons are renowned for their exquisite collections of flat braids, offering an extensive range of styles, colours, and patterns to suit every taste and aesthetic preference. For more budget friendly options look at Villa Nova, Romo and Houles.