Zig Zag Prints from Korla Home

Korla strengthens its fabric collection with Zig Zag prints

10 September 2013

Zig Zag Prints from Korla Home

The team at Korla Home believe that fabrics can drastically change the look and feel of a home. Reupholster an old chair, hang up some new draperies or simply put on some new cushion covers, and your rooms will be given a fresh new lease of life.

With its new Zig Zag prints, Korla is offering even more options for homeowners to easily beautify their homes. This new range includes two prints: a large dramatic zig zag that is perfect for curtains and statement furniture, and a smaller geometric zig zag for lampshades and home accessories.

As with all Korla prints, the Zig Zag collection comes in strong colours that integrates well into the existing collections.

The Zig Zag prints are available online at www.korlahome.com.

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