Classic fabric texture

Relaxed and pliable, Darsha is a jacquard pattern made from 100% Polyester content. With its bouclé texture, complementing colors, and dappled appearance, Darsha is a modern take on a classic construction, enhancing a feeling of casual luxury. The fabric’s name derived from Hindi origin means to see, to perceive, and to have vision; the speckled nature of the pattern embodies the particles of one’s thoughts and feelings coming into focus.

A Classic Living Room with Blues and Whites - KOVI

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Silver sisal wall paper for bath

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Blossom Silk Materials 100 knot Tibetan wool and raised Botanic silk About Classic Chinoiserie plum blossom Available in custom sizes and colours Standard sizes: 170 x 240cm 210 x 300cm 250 x 300cm 300 x 420cm Enquire Please contact us for prices, availability and lead times....

Tahitian Stitch - Tusk

Herringbone is probably a cloth design that you are very familiar with. In fact, you may own a few pieces in this historical fabric in your own wardrobe!

BELGIUM LINEN, Blue, T57135, Collection Texture Resource 5 from Thibaut

One of four designs in our Voysey collection, based on original drawings by the Edwardian architect and textile designer C.F.A. Voysey.]

Bed Fabric - Grey seamless textile texture https://flyingarchitecture.com/materials/bed-fabric-1

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Painted first as a watercolor in our Chicago Studio, Founder and Artistic Director Iris Wang’s vision for soft contrasting colors comes to life in this newly introduced PVC-Free Type-II wallcovering. Affectionately named after artisans and their craft, Guild is a weaving of layers like a textile carefully curated by Wang in transparent watercolor brushstrokes.

Like a stream of water rushing in, Aysel’s combination of movement and refined coloring coincides with its name’s Turkish meaning of a flood or stream of moonlight. Much like works of impressionist painters, Aysel uses visual angles, soft brushstrokes, light, and the inclusion of movement as crucial elements of its design.