Expertly crafted with durable velvet fabric, Kira fabric's multicolor fabric adds a touch of sophistication to any space. Its multi-color design brings a pop of vibrancy, making it perfect for upholstery projects. Elevate your home with this high-quality, stylish fabric.
A striking formal stripe is softened by multicolor gradations in our Velvet. This new addition to our stripes offerings has upholstery application in mind. The viscose pile adds luster while not detracting from the durability of 50,000 Martindale cycles. Velvet is colored to coordinate with each of our prints and wovens to create a layered room environment.
An homage to fashion legend Geoffrey Beene, this fabric evokes the designer's masterful use of stripes. Its sheen and elevated refinement embody Mr. Beene's elegant restraint.
This fabric is made as part of Kravet Inc.'s commitment to Sustainability. One plastic bottle is used per yard preventing them from entering the ecosystem.
Vaquero, from Alfredo Paredes, is a testament to layered luxury. This robust fabric, a blend of natural fibers and plush chenille, presents a dimensional stripe that invites both touch and admiration. Inspired by Alfredo's rich Latin heritage and his global explorations, Vaquero offers a worldly, textural depth perfect for creating spaces that resonate with both comfort and sophisticated style.
Woven on a traditional velvet wire loom, Le Matelot features narrow, cut velvet stripes on crisp cotton ground. It's unique scale and tonal pattern are the epitomai of chic.
A narrow, irregular stripe, Downtown velvet has a dense pile that creates an unusually sumptuous texture and feel. Its multicolor properties make it a perfect coordinate.
A signature of Giles Deacon Aperigon swag comes to life in a sumptuous weave. Bold textured and exaggerated this large-scale stripe has a natural feel in a linen/cotton blend. Heavy in weight textured and strong this contemporary stripe pairs beautifully with the bold baroque-style prints of this collection.
An almost full-coverage embroidery, Natsu translates growing grass stems into linear stitching, while the soft arches of the ground embroidery have an elegant natural quality.
Anderson fabric is delightfully surprising and unique in many ways. At a distance, the ombre of eight stripes, all varying in tone and value, create a wonderful shift of color over a plush surface. Up close, there is a play of cut and loop pile, creating a subtle pattern within each stripe. This sumptuous yet robust velvet would be perfect for a luxe upholstered daybed or a splendid set of accent chairs in a modern library.
A mix of cut and loop pile create the geometry of ELSTON VELVET TAPE. Interestingly, each colorway is woven with just one yarn, but the color reads lighter in the loop and darker in the cut pile. The construction creates the illusion of a two-toned effect. This dynamic tape adds a touch of modernity to any interior.
Woven in Italy, this handsome, variegated stripe combines rustic simplicity with urbane sophistication. It has a unique look and multi-textural appeal.
Derived from the beloved Acanthus Stripe pattern, this woven tape features a stylized acanthus leaf motif and provides an elegant finishing touch to furniture, pillows, or curtains.
Since Schumacher was founded in 1889, their family-owned company has been synonymous with style, taste, and innovation. Their collections are comprehensive, with an extraordinary range united by a respect for classicism, an eye for the cutting edge, and an unparalleled level of quality. A passion for luxury and an unwavering commitment to beauty are woven into everything they do.
Adapted from the border of a carpet designed by Morris between 1881 and 1885 the Morris & Co. design studio has reworked the border as a modern fresh stripe with a classic Arts & Crafts touch. Redcar carpet is one of the largest known surviving examples of a Morris carpet with the Hammersmith mark. Inspired by traditional Chinese examples the scheme was originally woven with pastel colours on a camel-coloured ground.
This modern interpretation of an embroidered ikat is a tactile and textured take on a delicate silk archival document. This valuable textile has at some point been repurposed as a scarf and is now transformed again. A dry cotton yarn and a more lustrous yarn are used for this finish which is embellished with layers of embroidery - a truly modern interpretation of an ikat document weighted textural and luxurious.
Mustak is a refined double-height velvet densely woven to perfection. Its name an early word meaning 'mustache' reflects the design's neatly trimmed fringed stripe detail. This upholstery-weight velvet effortlessly complements the entire Zoffany range.
This tightly woven cotton-linen blend features a small, broken stripe of contrasting wrapped yarn. With a handcrafted look and soft texture, it is suitable for multiple uses.
Adapted from the border of a carpet designed by Morris between 1881 and 1885 the Morris & Co. design studio has reworked the border as a modern fresh stripe with a classic Arts & Crafts touch. Redcar carpet is one of the largest known surviving examples of a Morris carpet with the Hammersmith mark. Inspired by traditional Chinese examples the scheme was originally woven with pastel colours on a camel-coloured ground.
