Fabricut Showcases Heirloom Collections with Layered Patterns and Textures

Fabricut showcased its Heirloom collections through combinations in which patterns, colors and textures are used together. According to the company, the collection includes fabrics, trims, wall coverings and rugs, and the number of combinations interior designers can offer their clients expands with this variety. The company stated that the entire Heirloom collections can be reviewed online.

The central idea of the presentation is layering. Fabricut emphasizes that different patterns, colors and textures placed on top of one another in the same space create a distinctive whole. Adding trim, wall covering and rug alongside fabric makes it possible to create a design covering the entire space rather than being limited to a single product group. An earlier statement by the company in the same vein also noted that these products are suitable for layering with one another to create characterful and attractive spaces.

A Cohesive Design from Wall to Floor

Wallpaper and wall coverings are among the surfaces that define the character of a space through pattern, texture and color. Textured coverings give the wall depth and a tactile effect compared with plain paint, while a patterned wall often becomes the focal point of a room. Before application, the substrate should be flat, clean and dry. For patterned products, leaving extra material to align the repeat is also a established practice in the sector. When wall coverings are matched in the same color family as curtains, upholstery and cushions, a cohesive decoration emerges, and the approach in the Heirloom presentation is close to this logic.

In upholstery selection, the determining factor is the intensity of use. In frequently used seating areas, tightly woven, wear-resistant fabrics can be preferred, while more delicate surfaces may suit decorative pieces. The scale of the pattern is also considered together with the form of the furniture: large patterns work well on broad surfaces, while small patterns and solid colors appear more balanced on small pieces. When building a layered combination, this scale balance matters so that different patterns sit side by side without overpowering one another.

In curtain selection, the drape of the fabric, how much daylight it filters and the intended use of the space are considered together. In a multi-product collection such as Heirloom, when curtains, wall covering and rug are tied to the same color and pattern language, a consistent transition can be achieved across the different surfaces of the space.

Fabricut is a US-based company. It presents itself as one of the largest distributors of decorative and wholesale fabrics in the world and says it is a brand interior designers turn to for everyday decorating work. Founded in 1954, the company is described as a family business with employee ownership. Headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Fabricut aims to offer fabric, trim, decorative window hardware, ready-made window treatments, wall covering, furniture and rugs to the interior design sector from a single source.

The company serves the residential and hospitality segments through an extensive showroom network and a global sales force. Its brand family includes Trend, Fabricut, Stroheim, Vervain, S. Harris, Clarence House and Fabricut Contract, and it also distributes Etro, Decortex Firenze, Jean Monro, Liberty of London and The Vale London. Its product lines range from contemporary to traditional and are positioned at price points suited to different design budgets.

The Heirloom presentation shows that this broad product range can be structured as a ready-made whole rather than as individual products. Presenting fabric, trim, wall covering and rug under one collection makes mood board preparation easier for interior designers and makes it possible to gather the combinations to be shown to clients from a single source.

This content was compiled with AI assistance from the cited source. (EU 2024/1689 Art. 50)