Soft Goods Guidebook for Interiors

Stephanie Sickler (Author)

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"A definite 'must have' for any designer to have in their library, whether they are a design student or someone that has been in the business for quite some time." -- Angela Stephens, Central Piedmont Community College

A comprehensive guidebook to soft goods, from bedding to window treatments to accessories, this book includes detailed information about industry standards, and the processes of fabric selection, specification, and cost estimation. Soft Goods Guidebook for Interiors provides students and practitioners with the means to seamlessly incorporate soft goods into their designs, and communicate effectively with clients and industry workrooms.

Preface

Part 1: Soft Goods Basics
1. Designing with Soft Goods
2. Interfacing with Workrooms
3. Textiles and Embellishments

Part 2: Window Treatments
4. Introduction to Specifying Window Treatments
5. Foundational Window Treatments: Panels
6. Foundational Window Treatments: Top Treatments
7. Foundational Window Treatments: Shades

Part 3: Custom Bedding
8. Introduction to Specifying Custom Bedding
9. Bedding Components: Top of Bed
10. Bedding Components: Pillows
11. Bedding Components: Bed Skirting

Part 4: Upholstery
12. Introduction to Specifying Upholstered Furniture
13. Common Upholstery Styles and Selection Criteria
14. Ordering Upholstered Goods

Part 5: Accessories
15. Pillows
16. Cushions
17. Miscellaneous Soft Goods

Product details

Published	29 Nov 2019
Format	Paperback
Edition	1st
Extent	192
ISBN	9781501329869
Imprint	Fairchild Books
Illustrations	200 color illus
Dimensions	280 x 215 mm
Publisher	Bloomsbury Publishing

Author

Stephanie Sickler

Stephanie Sickler is Assistant Professor and Direc…

This book would augment my course seamlessly. The information it covers in regards to soft goods is, unfortunately often overlooked and/or not contained in one singular text, though very important for emerging designers.

Helen Turner, University of Kentucky
I think this is an excellent book for students taking a materials and methods class. I also think it would be valuable to professionals and interns in design schools, so I think it should be marketed as more than just a student text. I think the proposal strongly defines the subject and limits it to much needed practical information that will be used not only in residential but also commercial practice.

Kenan Fishburne, Florida State University, Proposal Reviews
There is valuable information that you really can't find anywhere else. I think there is definite value in the information. A definite "must have" for any designer to have in their library, whether they are a design student or someone that has been in the business for quite some time!

Angela Stephens, Central Piedmont Community College, Proposal Reviews