Textures range from subtle to bold, and can include knockdown, popcorn, orange peel, hand-troweled, sand swirl, Spanish lace, and combed designs. These textures are usually created by applying a thin layer of special material, often plaster or stucco, over the entire surface of the ceiling. Smooth ceilings are the most common, but there are also many different textured finishes available. The texture for ceilings can vary widely. Today, they remain popular for special occasions, such as weddings, proms, and even casual gatherings, as they are a great way to make a statement. Brocade texture fabrics have been popular since the Byzantine era, when they were used to denote wealth and status. It is stronger and heavier than many other fabrics and is often used for upholstery and bed coverings. There are often intertwining embellishments of metallic or colored thread woven into the fabric, making it a highly ornamental texture.īrocade texture fabric has historically been used for formal wear and for decorative fabrics. This weave, made using silk or synthetic fiber, creates a raised design or pattern on the fabric. Brocade texture is a luxurious fabric created with a jacquard weave.
