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<h1>Design vocabulary</h1>
<p>Embroidered wallcoverings are a language of their own, where every thread tells a story. To navigate this intricate world, buyers must understand the vocabulary that shapes the artistry and durability of these textiles. From the tightness of stitches to the sheen of metallic threads, each detail is a building block in the creation of a room’s ambiance. Here’s a lexicon of terms that define the craft and clarify what to look for when selecting embroidered designs.</p>
<h2>Stitch Density</h2>
<p>The number of stitches per square inch, which dictates the surface’s smoothness or texture. High density is used in geometric designs to create a polished, uniform look, while lower density allows for a more organic, handcrafted feel.</p>
<h2>Thread Count</h2>
<p>The number of individual threads woven into the base fabric before embroidery. A higher count results in finer, more detailed work,
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