Upholstery Fabrics

Looking for upholstery fabric? You're in the right place — this collection holds over 700 upholstery-weight fabrics from the brands decorators specify, including Warwick, Zepel, James Dunlop, Mokum, Wortley and Casamance, all sold by the metre and cut to your exact project.

Choose plush velvets for sofas and cushions, hard-wearing weaves that shrug off everyday family life, or easy-clean performance ranges for busy homes and commercial fit-outs. Every fabric is ordered by the metre, so whether you're re-covering a single chair or a whole lounge, you only pay for what you need.

Not sure how a colour will look in your room? Order free fabric samples and check them against your own walls before you commit, or browse the full rolls at our Chatswood or Orange showroom. Rather leave it to the experts? Book a free in-home measure & quote and our decorators will bring the fabric books to you.

100% Australian owned and operated, with free Australia-wide shipping on orders over $250.

What is the difference between regular fabric and upholstery fabric?
While regular fabrics are typically lightweight and designed for clothing or craft projects, upholstery fabric is engineered specifically for furniture. Upholstery textiles are noticeably heavier and thicker, often woven from resilient synthetic and natural blends such as polyester, wool, linen, and acrylic. This specialized construction ensures they can endure the constant use demanded by lounges, chairs, and cushions.

What should I consider when selecting upholstery fabrics?
Selecting the right fabric is essential to achieving your interior design vision and ensuring long-lasting satisfaction. Keep these two main factors in mind:

Aesthetic & Style: Consider your home's overarching design. If you want the furniture to blend seamlessly into the room, opt for complementary, neutral tones and subtle patterns. If you want to create a standout feature piece, embrace bold colours and elaborate textures.
Lifestyle & Usage: Evaluate how often the furniture will be used. High-traffic spaces, like family living rooms, demand heavier, highly durable materials with high rub rates. Conversely, formal or occasional seating allows for more delicate, luxurious choices.