Explore Our Premium Fabric Collection
Explore our fabrics and how they behave in real rooms.
Cotton Sateen
Cotton sateen has a slight sheen from the weave structure. Depending on the pattern and the room's light, that sheen can give printed color a quieter, more reflective finish.
100% cotton. 190 gsm. 54" wide.
At this weight, it works well for table linens, cushions, decorative accents, and lightweight window treatments. It presses neatly. On its smooth surface, small-scale elements — stems, tendrils, dotted grounds — remain legible.
Not intended for upholstery or high-traffic seating.
Best for pillow covers, table linens, decorative accents, and lightweight curtains where you want a smooth cotton ground.
Order a sample before committing to yardage. The surface will read differently depending on the light.
Midweight Linen
Linen has a matte surface. It does not reflect light the way cotton sateen does. Depending on the pattern and the room's light, that matte finish can make saturated tones feel older, quieter, and less new.
100% linen. 250 gsm. 58" wide.
At this weight, it works well for table linens, napkins, placemats, cushions, Roman shades, and lightweight window treatments. The cloth has body, but not stiffness. Like most linen, it will relax with use.
Not intended for upholstery or projects that require a smooth, polished surface.
Best for table settings, cushions, Roman shades, and window treatments where you want the fabric itself to be part of the room.
Order a sample before committing to yardage. Linen behaves differently from cotton, and the matte finish changes how color sits in the room.
Decor Chenille
Chenille has weight. At 400 gsm, it is the heaviest substrate in the fabric collection, with a smooth surface and a substantial hand.
100% polyester. 400 gsm. 57" wide.
The surface has a slight sheen. Depending on the design and the room's light, that sheen can soften contrast or give mid-tones more depth. The weight makes it best suited to cushions, headboards, benches, and upholstery projects where the fabric needs body.
Not recommended for table linens, curtains, or lightweight applications. The cloth is too substantial for those uses.
Best where you want a smooth, substantial fabric.
Order a sample before committing to yardage. The sheen and weight will read differently in your room than they do on screen.
Decor Velvet
Velvet has pile — a raised surface that changes how a printed pattern behaves. It absorbs and reflects light differently from a flat weave, and can give color a deeper, softer read depending on the design.
100% polyester. 300 gsm. 57" wide.
At this weight, it works well for cushions, decorative pillows, headboards, and occasional upholstery. The pile gives it a soft hand and a more dimensional surface.
Velvet is directional. The nap will affect how color reads depending on the angle of light and the viewer's position in the room. Cut all pieces in the same pile direction. Reversing the nap will change how color reads across the finished piece.
Not recommended for table linens or applications where a flat, matte surface is needed.
Best for cushions, pillows, headboards, and occasional upholstery where you want depth and a soft hand.
Order a sample before committing to yardage. Velvet behaves differently from flat-weave fabrics, and the pile will change how the pattern reads in your room.