The term "textile" in interior design refers to any thing that is woven or constructed of cloth. They may be seen in design items like toss pillows. Blankets. Rugs for living rooms and other indoor areas. Textiles are also used in upholstery (the process of making objects with padding and a covering so they look and feel nice on the skin) such as chairs, benches, and car seats. Textiles are often divided into two main categories: fiber art and flat art. Fiber art includes anything from hand-weaving to embroidery to crochet. Flat art includes printed fabrics, wall hangings, and rug pads. Fiber artists use different techniques to create their designs including hand weaving, sewing, knotting, etc. The most common fibers used in textile art include cotton, linen, wool, hair, and silk. Some artists use multiple types of fibers in one piece of work. Flat artists use ink printing processes to transfer the design onto the fabric. These fabrics can then be sewn together to form a wall hanging, tablecloth, or bag. In general, flat artists use more expensive materials in their work because the designs need to be precise and clear. Textile home decor is becoming more popular every year.