Not all fabrics are created equal. Use this guide to find the right material for your lifestyle, your furniture, and your home.
Engineered for real life. Performance fabrics like Crypton repel stains, resist moisture, and hold up to heavy daily use — without sacrificing style or softness.
Rich, lustrous, and instantly elevated. Velvet — including the exquisite cut velvets in the Anna Elisabeth collection — adds depth and drama to any piece. Best for lower-traffic spaces.
Linen brings an effortless, organic quality to furniture. Lightweight and breathable, it's ideal for casual living spaces — though it wrinkles easily and prefers a gentler lifestyle.
A classic for good reason. Cotton is soft, breathable, and works in nearly any decorating style. It holds up reasonably well to everyday use and takes dye beautifully for rich, consistent color.
Genuine leather ages beautifully, developing character over time. Highly durable and easy to wipe clean — though it can scratch, and cold climates may cause cracking without conditioning.
All the clean lines of leather at a fraction of the cost. Faux leather and vinyl are completely wipeable, making them ideal for families, healthcare settings, or anyone who wants zero fuss.
With its distinctive velvety pile, chenille is one of the softest upholstery fabrics available. It has a warm, inviting look that works beautifully in cozy, relaxed interiors.
Microsuede offers the luxurious look and feel of real suede with far better durability and stain resistance. It's a go-to for households that want comfort without constantly worrying about the furniture.
Tightly woven fabrics like tweed and structured textures are among the most durable upholstery options available. They resist pilling and wear exceptionally well — a classic choice built to endure.