Button tufting adds an aura of richness and comfort to seating, headboards, walls and other surfaces. Throw a little sparkle into the mix for a touch of glamour that evokes bejeweled buttons on a well-cut blouse.
by Echelon Custom Homes
How sweet are the tiny lilac bows on these curtain flanges? Details such as these are the reason that well-crafted interiors feel rich with life and grounded in warmth.
by Liz Williams Interiors
Scallops on the twin ottomans and bed pillows, paired with box pleats on the window valances, play up the feminine feel of this space. On the flip side, straight edges would have made them more masculine.
by Lauren Mikus
Banded closures and kick pleats on the chair slipcovers, plus pinch pleats at the tops of the draperies, add exquisite top notes to this dining room.
by Alan Mascord Design Associates Inc
These slipcovers take a more casual approach, with floppy bow ties and a relaxed fit. I could see them fitting right in with a cottage or a beach house.
by Shari Misturak
Here's a genius trick borrowed from clothing design: Line the inside of a kick pleat with a contrasting fabric. The peekaboo color makes for a delightful surprise. This valance is capped with a fanciful scrolled trim.
by Liz Williams Interiors
Contrasting welting on this trio of pillows helps to crisp up the edges and underscore the palette.
by Amy Troute Inspired Interior Design
Pin tucks down the center of this bedspread give it the tailored feel of a tuxedo shirt.
by Caitlin Wilson 
I love this updated twist on classic nailhead trim. The strip of matching fabric and extra-wide nailhead spacing give it a slightly contemporary feel.
Burlap Walls
Grosgrain ribbon banding defines these upholstered walls and ties the room together.
by Phoebe Howard
Velvet ribbon makes for elegant, impromptu curtain ties. You could use any material or color that appeals to you, from metal chain for an industrial space to torn strips of fabric if you want a more rustic effect.
by Harper Design from HarperCollins Publishers
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You can be really creative and lots of fun with this.. it doesn't have to be an expensive option!
It's frustrating that good fabrics are SO expensive, and if you don't have sewing skills, having covers, curtains, etc, custom-made can become prohibitively expensive.