Create custom drapery with Rodeo Home's top selling linen blend fabric. Its simple look makes it highly versatile and perfect for almost any style ...
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This stunning linen look fabric is finely crafted for making curtains and drapes as well as tablecloths and other decorative materials. It has a c...
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This fabric has a linen-like appearance with a metallic tread, making it an ideal choice for upholstery. It has been tested and passed 30,000 doubl...
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Reupholster your favorite couch with Rodeo Home's Lennon fabric. Featuring both natural and vibrant colors, this linen blend fabric will seamlessly...
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Blane Fabric features a luxurious cut velvet with a timeless tribal pattern, making it the perfect choice for any upholstery project. Its linen lo...
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Malpensa Fabric is the perfect choice for heavy duty upholstery projects, with its heavy weight and ability to withstand 30,000 double rubs. Its t...
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Armin Fabric combines natural fibers in a sophisticated blend of 50% cotton, 35% viscose, and 15% linen to deliver authentic striped linen aestheti...
View full detailsPurple is regal, moody, and rich with drama — from soft lavender to deep aubergine. Rodeo Home's purple fabric by the yard includes velvets, jacquards, and textured weaves for opulent drapery and luxe upholstery. Order a sample to see the tone in your light before you buy.
Purples range from airy lavender and lilac to jewel-toned amethyst, plum, and deep eggplant. Soft tones feel calming and romantic; deep purples read luxurious and dramatic. Cooler purples lean blue-violet, while warmer purples edge toward plum and mauve.
A plush velvet is the ultimate purple — deep amethyst or eggplant velvet reads rich and glamorous; a linen keeps lavender soft and organic; and a woven jacquard or pattern brings purple in as part of a larger design.
Purple pairs strikingly with gold, gray, blush, and cream, and brings a sense of luxury to formal and eclectic rooms. Use deep purples on statement seating, headboards, and rich drapery; soft lavenders work as a calming accent in bedrooms and quiet spaces.
Purple pairs beautifully with gold, gray, cream, and blush. Deep plum and eggplant look especially rich against gold and warm neutrals.
Not if you choose the right shade — muted lavender and mauve are easy, near-neutral accents, while jewel-toned amethyst and plum work best as statement pieces.
Yes — soft lavender and lilac are gentle and soothing, making them a lovely choice for bedrooms and relaxing spaces.
Yes. All of our purple drapery and upholstery fabric is sold by the yard and cut continuously for consistent shade across your project.
