There is a strong relationship between textile design and interior decorating, two fields that work hand in hand to shape the look, feel, and practicality of buildings. This study delves into the intricate connection between textile design and interior décor, seeking to shed light on how these two fields influence space design. This research delves into the conceptual frameworks, cultural relevance, and historical development of textile design and interior decorating from an interdisciplinary standpoint, drawing on art history, interior architecture, and design theory. It takes a look at the many ways in which textiles—as expressive and multipurpose materials—are used to create interior spaces, including furniture, wall coverings, window treatments, and accessories.