Patterned velvet upholstery fabric

From bold coloured plain velvets, tropical inspired patterns and animal prints; you are sure to find a velvet fabric to suit your interior style. Velvet is a perfect upholstery fabric for chairs, sofas, footstools and ottomans, explore our range of velvet fabrics for your home.

Our top tips on how to decorate with velvet fabric, how to choose between plain velvet fabric, striped velvet fabric and patterned fabric and how to complement them with your interior design.

Looking for a velvet sofa? How about reupholstering your current sofa with one of our amazing velvets! From tropical patterns, plains and floral there is a velvet to suit every scheme and is the prefect way to update a tired looking sofa in your living room. #justfabrics

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The wonderful Tapestry velvet, inspired by a late 17th century chair purchased by the earl of Launderdale for the Privy Council of Scotland.

Learn how to reupholster a chair in just 5 easy steps and turn that old chair into a custom piece of furniture you are sure to love. This detailed tutorial will go through all 5 steps and includes before and after pictures!

NO SWATCHES AVAILABLE. Only yardage. Montenegro Upholstery Fabric Please order a swatch. No refunds. 54% poly 32% viscose 14% cotton Exceeds 38,000 Double Rubs Questions? Please call or email. 312-480-6646 iBBi

Item specificsConditionNew: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item. See the seller's listing for full details. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tabModified ItemNoColourBlueFibre ContentPolyesterCustom BundleNoLength/AmountBy the MetreMaterialVelvetWidth54ThemeHome & GardenExact ColourBlue GreenPatternDamaskMPNDoes Not ApplySKUAmalfi30Non-Domestic ProductNoBrandDoes not applySuitable ForCushions, Curtains, Upholstery

So, I admitted during the Young Modern Vintage Bedroom that I had one project in particular that totally stalled the makeover. It was the big, navy velvet elephant in the room. Literally, this chair sat in the corner with the fabric draped over it for almost a year. I finally started work on it in March. I’d say that was DIY procrastination at it’s best. I’m not going to lie, re-upholstery work of this size is not a fun job. But when the project is done, the reward is a great looking chair…

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