In modern era of urban lifestyle people more focuses on enriching their living lifestyle by enhancing of  interior decor,comf ort,cusion,luxury. 

Home Textile industries growing more and more now a days because of the peoples get more choosy about their lifestyle.

There is a vast ranges of decorative products used for decorating home. Such as textile furnishing of living room, bedroom  , bath, kitchen  and  other living area passages. There is a high demand of textile goods of variety of fabrics, colour, texture , designs .

Living room can be well decorated with furniture coverings of sofa sets,cushions with various fabrics, colour combinations and designes. Floor linings like carpets,mattress.which removes dust , maintain cleanliness. Also different colour combinations makes the look of the room fresh and makes the moods refreshing.

The bed lines includes bed spreads, bed sheets, bed skirting , cusion , pillows with their covering,duvets,comforters. These all are makes with variety of pattern, colour,fabrics, designes and style which gives comfort,cusion, and also reflects personality of the person.

Kitchen linings includes square mattresses, long matresses, table linings, skirtings, gloves,pots cloths,hand cleaning  clothes which is essential things needs frequently while working in kitchen to maintain hygiene and cleanliness in kitchen.

Bathroom linings includes long towels, napkins, bath mats which absorb moisture and helps to maintain dryness of the area.

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