A large-scale, linear design gives this Italian cut velvet fabric a graphic sensibility. The silk-like pile adds an extra dimension and a luxurious hand to this upholstery woven.

Based on a traditional Chinese architectural motif, Ming Fret’s maze-like pattern is rendered in a textured weave of cotton yarns on contrasting linen and cotton ground.

A showstopping damask based on a 1920s archival Schumacher design embodies the decadent spirit of Art Deco chinoiserie in a luscious woven with the look and feel of satin.

Colors not as shown. Muted grey-green and mustard. Very disappointed.. Mary. Barre, VT. Fri Mar 29 2024

This velvet was named for Madeleine Castaing, the iconic French decorator known for her love of leopard prints. Its small-scale spots and soft pile make it endlessly versatile.

So gorgeous!!!. Anonymous. MS. Fri Apr 16 2021

Woven in Belgium on traditional looms, this extraordinary velvet has a dense loop and pile construction. Its mid-sized Greek key lattice pattern is graphic and elegant.