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This Camelia Fabric features a beautiful floral design made of luxurious velvet material. Perfect for both drapery and upholstery, this fabric adds...
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This Central Fabric cut velvet features a geometric diamond pattern, making it a great choice for both drapery and upholstery. Add texture and styl...
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Transform your interiors with the Cruze Fabric, a premium abstract embroidered velvet crafted entirely from 100% polyester. This versatile textile ...
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Emerson Fabric combines luxurious velvet with a striking geometric pattern, crafted from a refined blend of 58.7% polyester and 41.3% viscose. This...
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Evans Fabric combines 58.7% polyester with 41.3% viscose to create a luxurious damask velvet with exceptional versatility. This sophisticated texti...
View full detailsVelvet drapery brings weight, warmth, and quiet luxury to a window. Rodeo Home's velvet curtain fabric by the yard hangs with a rich, fluid drape and a soft sheen that shifts with the light — ideal for floor-length panels that frame a room and soften hard architecture. Order a sample to feel the weight and see the sheen in your own light before ordering yardage.
Its density gives excellent light control and insulation, making velvet a natural choice for bedrooms, formal living rooms, and media spaces. The pile catches and diffuses light, so a single color reads with depth and dimension across the fold, and the extra weight helps panels hang straight with a clean, tailored line.
Pair velvet panels with lighter sheers for classic layering, or let them stand alone for drama. Line them to protect the pile from sun and add body. Steam gently to release wrinkles and vacuum with a soft brush attachment to keep the nap fresh.
Is velvet good for curtains? Yes — velvet is one of the best drapery fabrics for insulation, light control, and a luxe, formal look.
How many yards do I need for velvet curtains? Plan on about 2 to 2.5 times your window width for proper fullness, plus length for hems and headers.
Do you sell velvet curtain fabric by the yard? Yes — it's cut continuously by the yard so color and nap stay consistent across every panel.
