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Fabric Furniture

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Fabric furniture brings upholstered surfaces into living rooms, dining spaces and home offices. The CFS collection includes sofas, reclining seats, dining chairs and benches, with colours and textures that can connect different parts of the home. Choose the furniture’s function first, then compare the upholstery, proportions and care requirements.

The word fabric covers many constructions, including smooth weaves, velvet, bouclé and mesh on relevant products. Appearance alone does not establish fibre content, stain resistance or whether covers can be washed. Read those details alongside the frame and cushion information to understand what everyday use will involve.

Start with fabric sofas for shared seating, fabric dining chairs for mealtimes and fabric office chairs for a desk. Repeat a colour or texture selectively to connect rooms without making every upholstered piece identical.

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  • Brown
  • Cream
  • Green
  • Grey
  • Orange
  • Pink
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  • White
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  • Beige
  • Black
  • Blue
  • Brown
  • Cream
  • Green
  • Grey
  • Orange
  • Pink
  • Purple
  • Red
  • Taupe
  • White
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FAQs on Fabric Furniture

Does fabric furniture always use natural fibres?

No. Upholstery may use natural fibres, synthetic fibres or a blend. Terms such as velvet and bouclé describe the fabric’s construction or texture, not its complete composition. Check the fibre information if you have a particular material preference.

Look for the manufacturer’s intended-use guidance and any abrasion or pilling test information. A rub count is useful when supplied, but it does not predict stain resistance, snagging or every aspect of lifespan. Frame construction and cushion care also matter.

Yes. Use a shared colour, undertone or recurring detail to connect them. A smooth sofa can sit alongside a more textured chair, for example. Compare samples in the room’s daylight and evening lighting before committing to a close colour match.

No. Stain resistance should be explicitly stated for the chosen upholstery or treatment. Even treated fabric needs prompt attention to spills and suitable cleaning. Do not infer protection from a dark colour, synthetic fibre content or a general description such as easy-care.

Not across unrelated brands or ranges. Names such as grey, oatmeal and beige cover many shades, and different textures reflect light differently. Choose the same specified fabric within a coordinating range when consistency matters, allowing for possible batch variation.
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