Sinatra Fabric | Floral Damask Fabric | Drapery & Curtain Fabric
Experience timeless sophistication with Sinatra Fabric, engineered from 97% polyester and 3% spandex with an exquisite floral damask weave. This pr...
View full detailsExperience timeless sophistication with Sinatra Fabric, engineered from 97% polyester and 3% spandex with an exquisite floral damask weave. This pr...
View full detailsThis distinguished damask weave combines luxurious materials—56% polyester for durability, 37% rayon for fluid drape, and 7% lurex for subtle metal...
View full detailsDiscover the refined elegance of this Shiny Dotted Damask Fabric, a 100% polyester textile engineered for professional-grade drapery and curtain in...
View full detailsIntroducing Ceasar Fabric, a distinguished floral damask chenille textile engineered from 67% viscose and 33% polyester. This premium blend combine...
View full detailsAshley Fabric showcases a sophisticated metallic damask pattern woven from 100% polyester, delivering both elegance and practicality. The lustrous ...
View full detailsDamask drapery brings timeless, formal elegance to a window. Rodeo Home's damask curtain fabric by the yard features the classic woven-in pattern — reversible florals and scrollwork created by contrasting matte and lustrous threads — for panels with quiet, tonal richness. Order a sample to see the pattern and sheen before ordering yardage.
Because the pattern is woven rather than printed, it catches light differently across the fold, giving drapery subtle sheen and depth. It's the classic choice for formal living rooms, dining rooms, and traditional interiors.
Damask panels make an elegant statement alone or layered with sheers. Line for body and sun protection, and steam gently to release wrinkles.
What is damask fabric? Damask is a reversible fabric with a woven-in pattern created by contrasting matte and lustrous threads.
Is damask good for curtains? Yes — it adds tonal pattern and a subtle sheen that reads formal and elegant on drapery.
Do you sell damask curtain fabric by the yard? Yes — cut continuously so the pattern matches across panels.