Expertly designed for a sophisticated touch, our Casino Fabric boasts a tonal damask pattern that adds depth to any space. Perfect for drapery, upholstery, and even wallpaper, this fabric elevates any room with its elegant design. Add a touch of luxury to your home with this versatile and timeless fabric.
This traditional Jacquard cut velvet damask fabric is expertly crafted and perfect for both upholstery and drapery projects. The intricate design and high-quality material add a touch of elegance to any space. Indulge in the luxurious feel and durability of Alessandra fabric.
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The Country Garden fabric is a stunning choice for those who love to blend classic charm with contemporary flair. Its intricate design and lush texture make it ideal for various applications, from drapes to upholstery. Whether you're refreshing a living room or adding accents to a bedroom, this fabric offers a versatile solution that complements any decor. Choose from a selection of colors to match your personal aesthetic and create a cohesive look throughout your home.
This classic motif is updated in a softer color palette. The fine detailing and multicolored weft yarns create a rich and authentic paisley suitable for a wide variety of uses.
The fabric is just what it appeared to be. Gorgeous! You made it so easy to order and get delivered. It is now being made into 9 window treatments. Thanks!!. Marshall. Solomons, MD. Wed Apr 28 2021
Inspired by an English early 18th century design Knole damask so named after the vast estate in Kent is crafted in cotton and linen and inspired by a stamped wall damask found in the King's Closet. Intricate and small in scale this two-headed damask is an all-over design woven on an end-to-end warp with two colors creating an ottoman ground. Linen runs through the weft of the design for a sublimely textural fabric that has a heritage feel to the grain.
Expertly crafted Marsel Fabric features delicate damask and floral patterns in luxurious cut velvet. Perfect for adding an elegant touch to any upholstery project.
Since 1889 we've been setting the bar with our exceptional products. A passion for beauty, respect for classicism and eye for the cutting edge are woven into everything we do.
This damask design is from the Lelievre archives and illustrates the Renaissance style. The linen weft gives a modern touch reinforced by a classic and sophisticated coloring.
With an aged look and the appearance of silk, this Zoffany archive damask hangs beautifully. A delicate weave of fruit and flowers covers the entire fabric to create a truly stunning design and an extra high repeat makes Mitford Weave the perfect partner for full-height windows.
Classic and timeless regal in style, this non-flammable damask recreates the delicate generosity of a silk-cotton blend. A generous, vegetal style damask is framing a simple medallion with harmonious colors from the deep and rich to powdery pastel. Use for curtains, walling, and accessories.
This fine multi-directional chain stitch embroidery brings incredible movement and versatility to this cotton-linen blend fabric. Inspired by an archive design and reduced in scale to create a contemporary look, use this fabric on blinds, curtains, and cushions alongside printed patterns and plains from the collection.
This opulent fabric features a faded damask pattern in a rich burgundy color.
Gorgeous fabric! The gold dots are a bit metallic and from gold threading which is of great quality! The red background has a subtle striped pattern that goes from deep red into a burgundy brown color in thick striped portions.. Anonymous. Texas. Tue Apr 26 2022
Clandon is the epitome of a grand damask. An impressive large-scale design in silk cotton Clandon engulfs a room with its proportion and magnificent flowering flock. Zoffany`s archive document dates back to the late 15th/early 16th century when this design was originally produced in silk on a narrow loom and featured as a block-printed flock wallpaper at Clandon Park House in 1735 hence its regal name. This damask has appeared in many guises in our archive each generation adding its take on the design.
Great fabric. Too bad the listing had it as a much larger piece than just one yard. I did not think I was paying $700 for ONE YARD of fabric. But obviously rich enough for any palace.. Dawn. TX. Fri Jul 31 2026
upholstered my dining room chairs in this fabric and everyone is full of compliments
the colors are so deep and rich and the fabric is extremely durable. Christine. Swansea, MA. Sun Feb 23 2025
Embroidered with a rustic chain stitch on a linen ground feeling that’s stylish but laidback. With a large repeat that runs the width of the fabric, it makes a phenomenal upholstery or casement fabric. Part of our East Meets West collection.
Named after Norbury Brook a tributary of the River Wandle the ogee-shaped design lends itself to the rivers ebb and flow. Originally a woven hanging in an ecclesiastical style Norbury features a detailed floral border and leafy damask structure printed on a textural hemp blend base cloth in rich heritage colourways. This reinterpretation remains faithful to its woven beginnings. The combination of weave structure and contrasting yarns evokes a feeling of a treasured antique tapestry.
A silk-rich fabric heavy in a brocade design Pomegranate Brocatelle is a smaller more attainable scale for interiors produced in silk and linen. Discovered at Temple Newsam as a flock wallpaper from the mid-18th century it has been reincarnated with a handsome structure for exquisite results.
Since 1889 we've been setting the bar with our exceptional products. A passion for beauty, respect for classicism, and an eye for the cutting edge are woven into everything we do.
A classic damask pattern and a perennial favorite, this cotton-blend fabric includes soft neutrals and rich tones. The design's medium scale and hard-wearing quality make it a perfect choice for both curtains and upholstery.
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