Green Covington fabric is an easy way to bring a fresh, nature-inspired feel into any room. Covington is a familiar name in home decor fabric, and its green designs suit everything from accent pillows read more
Few colors work as hard as neutrals, and beige Covington fabric shows why. Known for decorator prints, wovens and textures made for the home, Covington fabrics in warm beige, sand and oatmeal tones bl read more
If you want to add warmth and personality to a room, pink Covington fabric is an easy place to start. Covington is a familiar name in home decor fabric, and its pink designs range from soft blush soli read more
Gold Covington fabric brings instant warmth to a room, whether you are sewing new curtains, recovering a dining chair or stitching a stack of accent pillows. Covington is a familiar name in home decor read more
Brown Covington fabric brings warmth and quiet sophistication to any room, which makes it a favorite for decorators who want a grounded, timeless look. From rich chocolate tones to soft mocha and tan, read more
Olive green curtain fabric brings a grounded, nature-inspired calm to any room. This muted, earthy shade pairs easily with warm woods, crisp whites, rust tones and brass accents, so your drapes feel b read more
Few colors refresh a room as easily as green, and green Lacefield fabric makes it simple to bring that calm, natural energy into your home. From soft sage to deep emerald, these decorative prints work read more
Green P. Kaufmann fabric brings a fresh, grounded look to any room, whether you favor soft sage, deep emerald, or earthy olive. P. Kaufmann is known for decorator designs that work across traditional read more
Few colors bring calm to a room as easily as sage. Our sage green curtain fabric collection captures that soft, gray-washed green in weights and textures for every window, from breezy kitchen panels t read more
Black lacefield fabric brings instant drama and refinement to any project. Its open, decorative pattern lets skin, lining or contrasting fabric peek through, so a simple silhouette suddenly looks poli read more
Few things refresh a patio faster than geometric outdoor fabric. Crisp chevrons, interlocking trellis designs, and repeating diamonds bring structure and energy to cushions, pillows, and umbrellas, tu read more
Few materials transform a window like jacquard drapery fabric. Because the pattern is woven directly into the cloth rather than printed on top, every motif has texture, depth, and a subtle sheen that read more
Can you use upholstery fabric outside? Sometimes, but only if it's made for the job. Standard indoor upholstery fabric is built to handle everyday wear, not UV rays, rain, and humidity. Left on a pati read more
Can you use outdoor fabric indoors? Absolutely, and it's one of the smartest choices for busy homes. Fabric made for patios is built to handle sun, spills, and moisture. Those same qualities make it a read more
If you want a neutral that still has personality, gray Lacefield fabric is a smart place to start. Gray works with nearly any palette, from crisp white and navy to warm wood tones and soft blush, so t read more
Few colors refresh a room as quickly as aqua curtain fabric. Somewhere between sky blue and seafoam green, aqua brings a calm, beachy brightness to windows without overwhelming the space, making it a read more
The right ivory drapery linings fabric is the quiet hero behind beautiful window treatments. Hidden on the back of your curtains, a quality lining adds body, helps the face fabric hang in graceful fol read more
The right drape fabric can change how a room looks and feels. It shapes the light you let in, the privacy you keep, and how gracefully your panels fall from rod to floor. Whether you're sewing your fi read more
Jacquard curtain fabric brings depth and quiet luxury to any window. Unlike printed designs, a jacquard pattern is woven directly into the cloth, so motifs like florals, geometrics and classic damask read more
The right fabric for drapery can change a room. It softens hard lines, controls light, adds privacy, and pulls a color scheme together. Picking the best material comes down to how you want your panels read more
