Kira Fabric | Striped Multi-Colored Velvet Fabric | Upholstery Fabric
Expertly crafted with durable velvet fabric, Kira Fabric's Striped Multicolor fabric adds a touch of sophistication to any space. Its multi-color ...
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Expertly crafted with durable velvet fabric, Kira Fabric's Striped Multicolor fabric adds a touch of sophistication to any space. Its multi-color ...
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View full detailsCut velvet drapery pairs the softness of velvet with a raised, patterned pile — florals, damasks, and geometrics carved into the surface. Rodeo Home's cut velvet curtain fabric by the yard drapes richly while adding sculptural texture and pattern to a window without the need for prints. Order a sample to see the pattern and sheen before ordering yardage.
The contrast between cut pile and flat ground creates depth and movement as light travels across the panel, giving formal rooms a layered, tailored look. It hangs with weight and holds a clean fold, and the woven-in pattern means you get texture and design in a single fabric.
Cut velvet stands beautifully on its own as a statement panel or layered over a sheer. Line it to protect the pile from sun, steam gently to release wrinkles, and vacuum with a soft brush to keep the surface fresh.
What is cut velvet? Cut velvet has a raised, patterned pile on a flatter ground, creating a design through texture rather than print.
Is cut velvet good for curtains? Yes — it drapes with weight and adds pattern and depth, ideal for formal and traditional windows.
Do you sell cut velvet by the yard? Yes — cut continuously by the yard so the pattern and pile stay consistent across panels.