A stylish take on a classic Greek key, Lalano Linen Velvet is a versatile medium-scale geometric perfectly suited for pillows and upholstered pieces, large or small. This handsome meandering design has a sophisticated tonal look, a fabulous dry hand and exceptional texture, thanks to a linen cut-pile and loop construction.Sold as a 2-yard minimumHorizontal Repeat: 26.75"Vertical Repeat: 9”Match: StraightAbrasion: Martindale 18,000

Soft to the touch, this indoor/outdoor plush captures the matte finish of a rich cotton velvet. Treated with a water and stain repellent finish, Bay Velvet is offered in a palette of chic natural tones. Suitable for upholstery or luxurious pillows, Bay Velvet combines heavy duty properties with contemporary elegance.

Corduroy with a surprising twist. Thick velvety stripes of cotton are bordered with pinstripes of viscose. The viscose yarns glow against the drier cotton and add eye-catching highlights throughout. A surprising and timely twist on tradition.

Contemporary design on Chenille Jacquard. Beautiful on decorative pillows, bedding, and all home décor. Colors coordinate it with Amy and Francis for a perfectly engineered unique look.

This is a thick and plush chenille fabric, a heavy upholstery weight with a light latex backing. The navy/cream color is pretty true to the photos. The fabric has a slightly sticky feel, and leaves a slight residue on my fingers. I'm not sure if it's the finish and whether it will wear off.. Home Decor Business. Atlanta. Tue May 19 2020

These modern woven looks bring life to every room

Desert Diamonds is a luxurious wool textile that weaves together the storied heritage of the American Southwest with contemporary design. This fabric pays tribute to the iconic diamond patterns prevalent in folk art across many cultures. Available in multiple colorways, the palette for this fabric is a harmonious blend of earthy desert tones and sunset shades. This design was inspired by the Kravet Archive and the collections of the Museum of International Folk Art Museum in Santa Fe, New Mexico.