In interior design, a grommet refers to the ring inserted into a hole through thin material. It is typically made of metal, rubber, or plastic and is known for offering a sleek, modern look. They are also easy to use and protect fabrics used in interior designing from damage.
Grommets are used to hide cables or other wires in office settings. In residential interior design, they are often used for curtains. They are quite versatile and can be used for various purposes which makes them an essential part of an interior designer’s paraphernalia.
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These are smaller, one-piece fasteners installed outside to add a decorative touch to materials.
Grommets are useful in various ways. Most commonly they are used in modern office settings for neat cable management. They are integrated into desks and workstations to ensure all the wires and cables are organized neatly.
In homes, grommets offer a contemporary look and easy functionality. They are used for curtains or draperies. They ensure that the curtains can slide along the rod easily and also offer a sleek look.
Grommet curtains are a type of window treatment that has metal or plastic rings embedded directly into the top edge of the fabric. The curtain rod passes directly through these grommets, eliminating the need for hooks or pins. Interior designers use grommets as they are convenient to use and also look aesthetically pleasing.
Note: All information and/or data from external sources is believed to be accurate as of the date of publication.
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