Room AI – Textiles & Upholstery - Interior Design explained

Alleyways Pattern refers to a specific visual motif (Decorative Motif) inspired by the narrow passageways found between buildings, often featuring repetitive Geometric Lines or shapes evoking the sense of narrow, linear spaces and a Linear Pattern effect.

Felt

Felt is a Non Woven Fabric made from compressed and matted fibers.

Balance

Balance in interior design refers to the distribution of Visual Weight in a space.

Waterfall Skirt

A waterfall skirt is a continuous piece of Textile fabric or material that drapes seamlessly from the top of a furniture item to the floor, covering its Furniture Legs.

Antique Satin

Antique Satin is a type of Woven Fabric known for its glossy surface and dull back.

Skirt

A skirt is a Textile fabric panel attached to furniture, typically found on upholstered items such as sofas and Arm Chairs.

Twill

Twill is a type of Textile weave characterized by a diagonal pattern.

Taupe

Taupe is part of Neutral Colors, sitting between Gray and Brown, often with warm, cool, or muted Undertones.

Colorfast

Colorfastness refers to the resistance of a material's color to fading or running.

Neutral Colors

Neutral colors are Shades that don't show or are subdued in color, commonly serving as a versatile backdrop in design.

Angora

Angora refers to a type of luxurious, soft Wool or fiber obtained from the fur of the Angora rabbit.

Plush

Plush refers to a Textile fabric that is notably soft, thick, and luxurious.

Twin Extra Long

Twin Extra Long (Twin XL) is a Mattress size that is longer than a Standard Twin.

Aniline-Plus

Aniline-Plus is a type of leather that has been lightly treated through Leather Finishing.

Angel Bed

A decorative feature resembling a bed or rest area for angels.

Boudoir Pillow

A small Decorative Pillow often used for Interior Decorating.

Watercolor

Watercolor is a painting method in which color pigments are suspended in water-based solutions.

Distressed

Distressed refers to a finish or treatment that gives an object a worn, aged, or antique appearance, often related to an Antique Finish.

Appliqué

Appliqué is a decorative design technique involving the attachment of cutout pieces of material onto a larger piece to create Patterns or designs.

Chenille

Chenille is a soft, fuzzy Textile fabric known for its luxurious texture.

Beau Brummel

Beau Brummel refers to a style of dress that emphasizes elegance, cleanliness, and simplicity.

Carlton Table

A Carlton Table is a versatile piece of Accent Furniture characterized by its distinctive crossed-leg design.

Tudor Rose

A traditional floral symbol and Decorative Motif of England, often used in architecture and design.

Mohair

Mohair is a luxurious, durable Textile fabric made from the hair of the Angora goat.

Solid Colors

Solid colors refer to any color that lacks patterns, gradients, or any Variegation.

Comfort Layers

Comfort layers refer to the components of a Mattress designed to provide cushioning and support.

Wrap Group

Wrap Group refers to a methodology within Furniture Arrangement of grouping furniture and decor items, similar to a Cluster, to create a cohesive and visually appealing arrangement.

Button Tufted

Button tufted refers to a design detail where buttons are sewn through upholstered fabric or leather, creating a dimpled, patterned surface.

Dust Ruffle

A dust ruffle is a decorative piece of fabric (Textile) designed to cover the lower portion of a bed frame (Bed Base/Frame) and the area underneath.

Calico

Calico is a type of Cotton fabric characterized by its unbleached, Plain Weave.

Acrilan

Acrilan is a type of synthetic acrylic fiber, commonly grouped with Synthetic Materials.

Lap

In interior design, 'lap' refers to the overlap of two materials or elements, functioning as a type of Overlay in layered applications.

Railroaded

Railroaded refers to a method of fabric construction in Textiles oriented horizontally rather than the traditional vertical orientation.

Arm Caps

Protective coverings designed to fit over the Armrests of chairs and Sofas.

Elizabethan

Elizabethan refers to an architectural and interior design style from the Elizabethan era in England, closely related to Tudor and Renaissance design.

Double Extra Long

Double Extra Long refers to a specific size of bedding, particularly Mattresses and Bed Linens.

Vegetable Dye

Vegetable dye refers to a Natural Dye derived from plants, including roots, berries, bark, leaves, and wood.

Contrasting Welt

Contrasting welt is a decorative edge detail, a form of Welting, used in upholstery and Soft Furnishings.

Welting

Welting is a decorative edge used in upholstery and Soft Furnishings.

Greige

Greige is a color within Neutral Colors that blends gray and beige tones.

Rococo

Rococo is an elaborately ornamental late baroque style of decoration prevalent in 18th-century continental Europe.

Spring Down

Spring down is a premium cushion type that incorporates Coil Springs wrapped in foam and encased within a feather-down mix or synthetic fiber such as Fiberfill, offering both comfort and support.

Barkcloth

Barkcloth is a versatile textile made from the inner bark of certain trees.

Récamier

A Récamier is a type of Chaise Longue featuring a high, curved Headrest and a lower Footrest without a Backrest.

Lit à la polonaise

A Lit à la Polonaise is a type of decorative bed characterized by its domed or arched Bed Canopy supported by three or four posts.

Upholstery

Upholstery refers to the material, which can include Fabric, padding, webbing, and springs, used to cover furniture.

Stain Resistant

Stain resistant refers to materials or surfaces that are treated or inherently able to repel stains.

Springs

Springs are components used in furniture construction for providing support and comfort.

Camelback

A camelback is a high, rising curve on a piece of furniture that resembles the shape of a camel's hump.

Accessories

Accessories in interior design refer to items used to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of a space.

Fiberfill

Fiberfill is a synthetic Polyester material used as stuffing in pillows, cushions, and Quilts.

Corduroy

Corduroy is a fabric distinguished by its textured, ribbed appearance and velvety feel.

Diamond Tufting

A decorative technique with fabric buttoned into a pattern resembling diamonds.

Heading

Heading refers to the top section of a curtain or drapery in a Window Treatment that attaches to the Curtain Track or Curtain Rod.

Easy Chair

An Easy Chair is a type of comfortable, upholstered Arm Chair designed for relaxation or reading.

Chaise Longue

A long chair designed for lounging with the legs extended.

Friese

Friese refers to a decorative border or panel, often related to Molding

Baize

Baize is a coarse woolen or cotton fabric, a type of Textile, similar to felt.

Squab Cushion

A squab cushion is a thick, upholstered, flat seat cushion.

Ottoman

An ottoman is a versatile piece of furniture commonly used as a footrest, similar to a Hassock, seat, or coffee table.

Chambray

Chambray is a lightweight Cotton fabric with a Plain Weave and a slightly glossy surface.

Bed-In-A-Bag

A bed-in-a-bag is a complete bedding set, similar to a Bedding Ensemble, that includes every piece needed for a bed, all packaged together.

Coverlet

A coverlet is a lightweight, decorative Bedspread.

Headboard

A headboard is a panel located at the head of a Bed, often decorative and serving both aesthetic and functional purposes.

Inner Tufting

Inner tufting is a technique used in upholstery to create patterned indents on fabric or leather surfaces.

Comforter

A comforter is a thick, quilted, fluffy Blanket designed to keep the user warm.

Back Order

A back order is an order for an item that is temporarily out of stock.

Chintz

Chintz is a Cotton fabric known for its glazed finish and elaborate Floral Patterns.

Vignette

A vignette in interior design is a carefully Curated display of objects that tell a story or evoke a particular mood.

Cushion

A soft, padded Textile item designed for support or decoration.

Aubusson

Aubusson refers to a specific type of French Flat Weave tapestry or carpet.

Double Bed

A double bed is a medium-sized bed designed to accommodate two people.

Palmette

Palmette is a Decorative Motif resembling the fan-shaped leaves of a palm.

Sidemark

A notation or label used during Procurement to identify materials or items for a specific project or client in interior design.

Percale

Percale refers to a closely woven, Plain Weave fabric known for its crisp, smooth texture.

Backsplat

A backsplat, or Splat, is the central piece of wood located on the back of a chair, running vertically to connect the seat to the top rail.

French Provincial

French Provincial is a style of interior design, closely related to French Country Style, characterized by its rustic yet elegant appearance, originating from the provincial towns of France.

Receding Colors

Receding colors are hues that appear to fall back or retreat in a space, creating an illusion of depth and expanse.

Sleepy Hollow Chair

A Sleepy Hollow chair is a distinct type of Arm Chair known for its comfort and unique design.

Velvet

Velvet is a luxurious fabric known for its soft, dense Fabric Pile and distinctive sheen.

Top Grain Leather

Top Grain Leather is a high-quality Leather known for its durability and smooth texture.

Voile

Voile is a lightweight, sheer fabric, often used in Soft Furnishings and garments.

Swag

An ornamental drapery or curtain draped in a curve between two points.

Slipcover

A slipcover is a fitted protective cover that can be slipped off and on a piece of furniture.

Cambric

Cambric is a type of lightweight, closely woven white linen or Cotton fabric.

Suede

Suede is a type of Leather with a soft, Napped Surface.

Lawson

A Lawson is a sofa design featuring a relaxed, comfortable silhouette.

Bouclé

Bouclé is a textured fabric, a type of Textile, known for its looped or curled ply yarns creating a unique and tactile experience.

Gradient

A gradient is a gradual transition of Color or Texture.

Drum Dyeing

Drum dyeing is a Leather Finishing process where hides are tumbled in a rotating drum with dye solutions.

Innerspring Unit

An innerspring unit is a network of interconnected Coil Springs that provide support in spring-based Mattresses.

Balloon Back Chair

A Balloon Back Chair is a type of chair with a rounded Backrest resembling the shape of a balloon.

Goblet Pleat

A type of curtain heading in a Window Treatment that resembles the shape of a goblet.

Attached Back Pillow

An attached back pillow is a cushion that is permanently affixed to a piece of furniture.

Victorian

Victorian refers to a Traditional design style that emerged during the reign of Queen Victoria.

Body Impressions

Body Impressions refer to the indentations that form on the surface of a Mattress or cushion over time, caused by the pressure of a person's body.

Moiré

Moiré is a unique visual phenomenon produced by the superimposition of two or more sets of fine patterns or Grid Patterns.

Flemish

Flemish refers to the design and architectural elements originating from the Flanders region of Belgium, often associated with European Style interiors.

Muted Colors

Muted colors are Hues that have been dulled or desaturated, lowering their Saturation.

Piping

Piping is a decorative design element, consisting of a strip of folded fabric, used for trimming or outlining the seams of furniture or Soft Furnishings.

Luggage Stitching

Luggage stitching is a robust Sewing Technique often used in the construction of luggage and other heavy-duty items.

Sectional Sofa

A sectional sofa is a large, multi-piece sofa made of separate sections that can be arranged to suit a room’s layout and seating needs.

Queen Anne

An architectural and furniture design style that originated in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, characterized by its elegant and ornate features.

Escritoire

An escritoire is a writing desk, typically featuring a hinged writing surface similar to a Fall Front.

Tufted

Tufted refers to a type of fabric treatment where threads are inserted on a base fabric to create patterns, texture, or decorative design.

Pinch Pleats

Pinch pleats are a style of Drapery folds, where Textile fabric is gathered into groups of tight folds at the top to create a decorative Heading.

Oriental Rug

An Oriental rug is a heavy Textile made for a wide variety of utilitarian and symbolic purposes in countries of the Oriental region.

Pencil Pleat

A type of curtain heading used in Window Treatments, known for its tightly gathered folds.

Post-Modernism

Post-Modernism is a diverse style and concept in interior design that emerged as a reaction to the strict rules of Modernism, focusing on freedom of expression, eclectic influences, and a blend of historical and contemporary elements.

Texture

Texture refers to the tactile surface quality, or Tactility, of materials or objects within an interior space.

Daybed

A daybed is a versatile piece of furniture that combines the features of a sofa and a Bed.

Persian Rug

A Persian rug is a handwoven Carpet from Iran, known for its intricate designs and high quality.

Chaise Lounge

A chaise lounge is an upholstered sofa in the shape of a chair that is long enough to support the legs.

Egyptian Cotton

Egyptian Cotton is a luxurious type of Cotton known for its long fibers.

Heat Transfer Printing

Heat transfer printing is a printing method where designs or Patterns are transferred to materials such as Textiles using heat and pressure.

Brocade

Brocade is a rich, decorative fabric often woven with a raised pattern.

Gainsborough Chair

A large and comfortable Arm Chair of British origin, known for its open sides and upholstered seat and back.

Traverse Drapery

Traverse Drapery refers to a type of curtain designed to be opened and closed by pulling a cord.

Dye-lot

A dye-lot refers to a batch of material dyed in the same dyeing process, ensuring Color Uniformity among the products.

Chevron

Chevron is a V-shaped Geometric pattern used in various design aspects.

Chinoiserie

Chinoiserie is a style inspired by Chinese artistic influences and related to Asian Style.

Acetate

Acetate is a synthetic, semi-synthetic fiber used widely as a Textile in interior design for its versatility and aesthetic appeal.

Quatrefoil

A quatrefoil is a Decorative Motif and decorative element consisting of a symmetrical shape which forms the overall outline of four partially overlapping circles of the same diameter.

Decorative Arts

Decorative arts is a term that encompasses a wide range of arts and crafts designed to embellish interior spaces and objects in Interior Decorating.

Organdy

Organdy is a lightweight, sheer, crisp fabric made from Cotton or Polyester.

Tight Seat

A tight seat is a style of upholstery where the seat cushion is built directly into the chair or sofa frame.

Channel Back

A channel back is a type of upholstery design characterized by vertical grooves or channels, a decorative effect related to Channeling.

Channeling

Channeling is a distinctive decorative technique used in upholstery and Furniture Design.

Batting

Batting is a layer of Textile material used to provide padding and insulation.

Arm Chair

An arm chair is a chair with side supports, or Armrests, for resting your arms.

Bed Skirt

A bed skirt is a decorative fabric panel that hangs between the Mattress and the floor.

Amorini

Amorini are Decorative Motifs featuring cherubic children, or Putti, often depicted with wings.

Afghan

In interior design, 'afghan' typically refers to a handcrafted blanket or Throw Blanket, often knitted or crocheted.

Throw Pillow

A throw pillow is a small, decorative Cushion commonly used on sofas, chairs, or beds.

Textile

Textile refers to any material made from interlocking fibers.

Blend Different Styles

Blending different styles is the process of combining various interior design aesthetics to create a cohesive look.

Coil Springs

Coil springs are components used in the construction of seating and Mattresses to offer support and comfort.

Palette

A palette is the range of colors used in a particular design or piece of art, often forming a Color Scheme.

Austrian Shade

An Austrian Shade is a type of Window Treatment known for its elegant, gathered fabric design.

Accent Color

An accent color is a color used sparingly to add vibrancy and interest to a room.

Roman Shade

A Roman shade is a type of window covering, specifically a Window Shade, made of Textile fabric that folds into pleats when raised.

Gimp

Gimp is a Decorative Trim or braid

Passementerie

Passementerie is the art of making elaborate trimmings or edgings of applied braid, gold or silver cord, Embroidery, colored silk, or Beads for clothing or furnishings.

Rayon

Rayon is a versatile synthetic fiber used in various interior design applications, especially Textiles.

Pattern Repeat

Pattern repeat is the distance between one point in a design to the exact point where it starts again through Repetition.

Window Treatment

Window treatment refers to the decoration and functionality added to windows.

Damask

Damask is a woven fabric, a decorative Textile, known for its intricate patterns and quality.

Sinuous Springs

Sinuous springs are S-shaped springs that are used in Upholstered Furniture to provide support.

Poly Dacron Wrap

A Poly Dacron Wrap is a layer of Fiberfill-like polyester fiber paired with Dacron used in upholstery for cushioning.

Balloon Shade

A balloon shade is a type of window covering, or Window Treatment, known for its puffy, voluminous appearance when raised.

Embroidery

Embroidery is the art of decorating fabric (Textile) or other materials with needle and thread or yarn.

Repetition

Repetition is a key Design Principle involving the repeated use of elements or Motifs to create a sense of Harmony and consistency in a space.

Polychrome

Polychrome refers to the practice of decorating architectural elements, Sculpture, or artworks in a variety of colors.

Cohesive

Cohesive refers to a design that appears unified and harmonious, with all elements working together effectively to create Unity.

Rod Pocket

A rod pocket is a fabric pocket along the top of Curtains or Drapery panels through which a Curtain Rod is inserted.

Scatter-Back Sofa

A scatter-back sofa is a style of sofa characterized by multiple Loose Back Pillows or loose cushions arranged across its back.

Ombre

Ombre is a design technique featuring a gradual blending of one color hue to another, usually moving Tints and shades from light to dark.

Tuxedo Arms

Tuxedo Arms are a distinctive style of Armrest found on some Sofas and chairs, characterized by their high, straight profile that aligns with the back of the furniture.

Fan Patterned

Fan patterned refers to a Decorative Motif that resembles the shape and spread of a hand-held fan.

Bias

Bias in interior design refers to the diagonal direction of Fabric Grain.

Contrast

Contrast is the difference in Luminance or color that makes an object distinguishable.

Tight-Back Sofa

A tight-back sofa is a type of couch that has a fully upholstered back without any loose cushions, unlike a Scatter Back Sofa.

Bedspread

A bedspread is a decorative fabric covering (Textile) that is placed over a bed when it is not in use.

Kick Pleat

A kick pleat is a single, Inverted Pleat typically located at the back of a skirt or at the bottom of a slipcover or Curtains to allow for more freedom of movement.

Sateen

Sateen is a Woven Fabric known for its smooth, luxurious feel, often used in interior design for bedding and upholstery.

Batik

Batik is a technique of Wax Resist Dyeing applied to whole cloth.

Shibori

Shibori is a Japanese manual Resist Dyeing technique, which produces patterns on Textile fabric.

Ruching

Ruching is a decorative technique that involves gathering Textile fabric in a repeat pattern to create texture and volume.

Shirring

Shirring is a Sewing Technique that gathers Textile fabric.

Throw Blanket

A throw blanket is a smaller, decorative blanket used to add warmth, comfort, color, and texture to furniture such as a sofa, Arm Chair, or bed.

Sofa

A large, cushioned seat designed to accommodate multiple people.

Camel Hair

Camel hair refers to the soft, downy undercoat or underlayer that camels shed naturally, which is harvested as a Natural Fiber and used in Textiles.

Silk

Silk is a natural fiber known for its lustrous appearance and luxurious feel.

Japanning

Japanning is a type of finish that gives furniture or objects a sleek, glossy, and durable surface, mimicking East Asian lacquer work.

Aniline Dye

An aniline dye is a type of Synthetic Dye derived from aniline, used for coloring wood and Textiles.

Leather Finishing

Leather finishing refers to the processes applied to the surface of the leather to enhance its appearance, feel, durability, and resistance to external factors.

Corrected Grain Leather

Corrected grain leather is a type of leather that has been sanded, buffed, or processed to minimize imperfections.

Semi-Aniline Leather

Semi-Aniline Leather is a type of leather treated with a small amount of Pigment retaining its natural look.

Gobelin

Gobelin refers to a type of luxury tapestry or fabric known for its intricate designs and historical significance.

Line

Line in interior design refers to the continuous mark or edge that defines Shapes and Forms, and guides the eye movement and visual Rhythm within a space.

Bolster

A bolster is a long, narrow Pillow or cushion filled with cotton, down, or fiber.

American Oriental

American Oriental is a design style that merges traditional American design elements, including American Colonial influences, with Oriental influences drawn from Asian Style.

Floral Pattern

A Decorative Motif featuring representations of flowers, plants, and foliage.

Seersucker

Seersucker is a puckered, lightweight fabric (Textile) commonly used in a variety of interior design applications.

Bohemian

Bohemian is a design style that embodies a carefree, eclectic aesthetic with a focus on rich patterns and vibrant colors.

Embossing

Embossing is a decorative technique where a design is created on a surface so that it stands out in Relief.

Filling

Filling, in interior design, refers to the material used to provide volume, shape, or softness to various decorative objects.

Matelassé

Matelassé is a weaving or stitching technique that gives fabric the appearance of padded Quilting.

Bishop’s Sleeve

A type of Curtains design that resembles the flowing sleeves of a bishop's robe.

Rosemaling

Rosemaling is a traditional Norwegian Decorative Painting technique.

Crocking

Crocking refers to the rubbing off of color from one material onto another.

Box Pleat

A type of fold, used in Pleating, formed by doubling fabric back upon itself and securing it, creating a boxy shape.

Broadcloth

Broadcloth is a dense, smooth, and lustrous Woven Fabric woven from Cotton or a cotton blend.

Pillow Top Mattress

A pillow top Mattress is a mattress that features an additional Upholstery layer sewn on top for extra comfort.

Bullion Fringe

Bullion fringe is a type of decorative trim, often considered a form of Passementerie, used in interior design to add texture and elegance.

Modular Seating

Modular seating is a flexible furniture solution based on Modularity, composed of multiple independent pieces that can be arranged and rearranged to suit different spaces and needs.

Tailored Upholstery

Tailored upholstery refers to furniture coverings that are custom-fitted and meticulously crafted for a neat, polished appearance.

Cottage Style

Cottage Style is a charming, cozy, and unpretentious design ethos inspired by quaint country cottages.

Café Curtain

A café curtain is a type of Curtains and a half-window curtain that offers privacy while letting in light.

Selvage

Selvage refers to the tightly woven edge that runs along each side of a piece of Woven Fabric.

Canapé

A canapé is a small, decorative sofa, similar to a Settee, typically designed to seat two to three people.

Gingham

Gingham is a medium-weight, balanced Plain Weave Textile made from dyed cotton or cotton-blend yarn.

Split-Back Sofa

A split-back sofa is a versatile piece of furniture featuring a Backrest that is divided into two or more sections, each of which can be adjusted independently.

Chair and a Half

A chair and a half is an oversized Arm Chair, larger than a standard chair but smaller than a loveseat.

Cashmere

Cashmere is a luxurious fabric, a type of Textile, made from the soft undercoat of cashmere goats.

Checks

Checks refer to a Geometric pattern comprising of crisscrossed horizontal and vertical Lines, forming squares.

Canopy Bed

A canopy bed is a bed surrounded by fabric hung from the ceiling or bed frame (Bed Base/Frame), creating a canopy (Bed Canopy).

Channel Quilt

Channel quilt is a Quilting technique where fabric is sewn into elongated, parallel channels, creating a distinct linear Pattern.

Spoon Back

A spoon back is a chair design characterized by a curved, concave Backrest that resembles the shape of a spoon.

Coil Count

Coil count refers to the number of coils used in the construction of a Mattress.

Boho Chic

Boho Chic is a design style that combines bohemian and chic elements to create an eclectic, worldly, and Layered interior.

Drop-In Seat

A drop-in seat is a type of Chair Seat that is easily removable and replaceable.

Crocheting

Crocheting is a versatile textile art form involving the interlocking of loops of Yarn, thread, or other materials using a crochet hook.

Fiber Rug

A fiber rug is a Floor Covering made from Natural Fibers or synthetic fibers.

William & Mary

William & Mary refers to a style of furniture and interior design that was popular in England and later in the American colonies, influencing American Colonial design, from 1689 to the early 1700s.

Flame Stitch

Flame stitch is a dynamic Embroidery pattern that resembles flames.

Slub

Slub refers to a characteristic of fabric that is marked by thick, nubby areas created by slight knots.

Settee

A settee is a medium-sized sofa designed to seat two or three people comfortably.

Carolean

Carolean refers to the style of furniture and interior design from the reign of Charles II in England, closely associated with Restoration Style.

Bead

A bead is a small, decorative object that is pierced for threading or stringing.

Drop-In Spring Unit

A drop-in spring unit is a pre-assembled spring system used in Upholstered Furniture for support and comfort.

Dupioni

Dupioni is a type of silk fabric, a Textile, known for its luxurious texture and slight sheen.

Duvet Cover

A protective layer that slips over the Duvet, functioning similarly to a Pillowcase for a pillow.

Abstract

Abstract in interior design refers to styles or elements that emphasize forms and colors over realistic representation.

Adamesque

A style related to Adam Style and the designs of the Adam Brothers, characterized by neoclassical elements.

Allover Layout/Pattern

An allover layout or pattern refers to a design that covers an entire surface uniformly through Repetition without a distinct focal point.

Empire

Empire refers to an opulent and majestic interior design style that originated in France during the First French Empire (early 19th century).

Feather Bed

A feather bed is a type of Mattress Topper filled with feathers.

Finishing Touches

The final details added to a space to complete its look and feel.

Glyph

A glyph is a unique visual representation of a character, including letters, numbers, or symbols, usually in a specific font or style within Typography.

Herringbone

Herringbone refers to a distinctive V-shaped Twill weaving or tiling pattern.

Hygge

Hygge is a Danish and Norwegian word for a mood of coziness and comfortable conviviality with feelings of wellness and contentment.

Jacquard

Jacquard is a fabric characterized by complex patterns woven directly into the material.

Kilim

Kilim refers to a flat Tapestry-woven Carpet or rug traditionally produced in countries of the former Persian Empire, Eastern Europe, and the Balkans.

Linen

Linen is a textile made from the Natural Fibers of the flax plant.

Overstuffed Furniture

Overstuffed furniture is a type of plush, heavily padded furniture.

Paisley

Paisley is a distinctive intricate pattern featuring curved, teardrop-shaped motifs.

Pilling

Pilling is the formation of small, fuzzy balls on the surface of a Textile fabric due to wear or friction.

Quilt

A quilt is a multi-layered textile comprised of a woven cloth top (a Woven Fabric), a layer of batting or wadding, and a woven back, combined using the technique of Quilting.

Semi-Attached Back

Semi-Attached Back refers to a type of cushion on furniture that is partially attached to the back.