Need help?
Pattern Fabrics FAQs
Patterned fabric is a textile featuring decorative designs, created either through weaving or printing. Woven patterns are produced on a loom, often using techniques such as jacquard weaving to build the design into the structure of the cloth, while printed patterns are applied to the fabric surface. These processes create textiles with depth, detail and visual interest.
Patterned fabrics bring depth, movement and character to interiors. de Le Cuona patterned fabrics are crafted from natural fibres, which add texture, softness and richness to each design, making them well suited to both contemporary and traditional spaces.
Our collection includes a wide range of designs, from subtle geometrics to expressive, heritage-inspired patterns. Available in fibres such as linen, wool and silk, these fabrics offer a variety of textures, finishes and levels of detail to suit different interior styles.
Yes. Patterned fabrics are highly versatile and can be used for both curtaining and upholstery, depending on their construction. Lighter-weight fabrics create elegant curtains with beautiful drape, while more robust weaves provide the durability required for upholstery applications.
Patterned fabrics can be layered successfully by balancing scale, colour and texture. Combining larger-scale designs with smaller, more subtle patterns, and pairing them with plain fabrics or neutral tones, helps create a cohesive and harmonious interior.
When working with patterned fabrics, the pattern repeat should be considered when calculating quantities and cutting fabric. Additional fabric may be required to ensure the design aligns correctly across panels, seams or upholstered surfaces, creating a seamless and professional finish.
Our patterned fabrics are available by the metre, offering flexibility for a wide range of interior projects. Samples can also be ordered to help you assess the design, scale, texture and colour in your own space before making a selection.


















































































































































































