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Designer Fabrics from Leading Interior Brands
Explore curtain, upholstery and decorative fabrics from established British and international design houses. Compare plains, patterns, embroideries, velvets, textured weaves and performance qualities for residential and commercial interiors.
Order samples to assess colour, scale, texture and handle at home, or contact TM Interiors for help with product suitability, specifications, availability and made-to-measure applications.
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Curated interior fabrics
Choose Designer Fabric with Confidence
TM Interiors brings together furnishing fabrics from established British and international design houses. Explore versatile plains and textured weaves alongside distinctive prints, jacquards, embroideries and velvets. Begin with the finished use, then compare the design, handle and technical specification of the exact fabric.
Samples Before Ordering
Use physical samples to assess colour, scale, texture, sheen and handle in the room where the fabric will be used.
Practical Product Guidance
Check recommended usage, width, repeat, composition, care and performance information before confirming a fabric or final quantity.
Curtains & window treatments
Designer Curtain Fabrics for Every Interior Style
Curtain fabrics range from softly draping plains and linens to expressive prints, embroideries and structured woven designs. Consider how the weight, width, opacity and pattern scale will work at the actual window.
Check that the selected fabric is recommended for curtains and assess it vertically wherever possible. Heading style, lining, fullness and pattern repeat can all affect the finished appearance and required quantity.
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Upholstery & furniture
Upholstery Fabrics Balancing Design and Performance
Upholstery introduces different practical demands from curtains. A decorative occasional chair may need something very different from a sofa used every day, so appearance should be considered alongside the manufacturer's stated suitability.
Review the recommended usage and available durability information for the exact fabric. Pattern placement, nap, usable width and repeat should also be considered before the upholsterer confirms the final quantity.
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Material, texture & craft
Explore Distinctive Materials and Textile Techniques
Designer collections offer much more than printed pattern. Jacquards, embroideries, bouclés, velvets, chenilles, wools and textured weaves bring depth through their construction, surface and response to light.
Luxury is not determined by fibre name alone. The quality of the yarn, weave, finish, colour development and intended performance all contribute to how a fabric looks and behaves in an interior.
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Start with the Project, Not Only the Pattern
With thousands of fabrics available, a clear set of requirements makes comparison easier. Use the filters and product specifications to move from inspiration to a practical shortlist.
Choose by Intended Use
Decide whether the fabric is for curtains, Roman blinds, cushions, headboards, upholstery or another application, then check the manufacturer's recommendation.
Compare Colour and Pattern
Consider pattern scale, repeat, direction and how the colour responds to daylight, artificial lighting and the other finishes in the room.
Review Technical Needs
Check width, composition, care, durability and any fire-performance or contract requirements relevant to the specific project.
Samples & specifications
Check the Fabric in the Context of Your Room
Screen photography is useful for creating a shortlist, but it cannot reproduce colour, texture, scale, sheen or handle perfectly. Order a sample and view it in the room, at different times of day and alongside the finishes it must complement.
Before ordering, confirm the exact design, colourway, product code, width, repeat and intended use. Have the maker or upholsterer calculate the required quantity from the actual fabric specification, particularly where pattern matching is involved.
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Shop Fabric by Use and Project
Browse fabrics for a particular application, discover the latest additions or use our practical guides to refine your choice.
Frequently asked questions
Choosing and Ordering Designer Fabric
Which designer fabric brand is best?
There is no single best brand for every project. Different design houses specialise in particular aesthetics, materials, techniques and performance requirements. Start with the intended use and look, then compare the exact fabric specification.
Can curtain fabric also be used for upholstery?
Sometimes, but not automatically. Some furnishing fabrics are recommended for both curtains and upholstery, while others are intended only for decorative or window use. Check the manufacturer's stated usage for the exact product.
Should I order a fabric sample before buying?
Yes, wherever practical. A sample helps you assess colour, texture, pattern scale, weight and handle in the actual room. It should be considered alongside the product specification rather than used as a substitute for checking suitability.
Is designer fabric sold by the metre?
Most furnishing fabric is priced and sold by the linear metre, but widths, minimum quantities and ordering conditions vary. Check the individual product page or contact TM Interiors before ordering where the requirement is unusual.
How much fabric should I order?
The quantity depends on the finished item, dimensions, fabric width, pattern repeat, direction and matching requirements. The curtain maker, workroom or upholsterer should calculate the final amount using the exact selected fabric.
Can TM Interiors make curtains from these fabrics?
Many fabrics in the collection can be considered for made-to-measure curtains, Roman blinds, cushions and headboards, subject to their suitability and the project specification. Samples and final measurements should be confirmed before manufacture.