Explore Our Wide Collection Here

Find out all the styles of fabrics you can work with.

Plain / Neutral Fabrics

Living room with beige sofa and decorative pillows, large window with white curtains, wooden table in the background with plants, and a white coffee table with books and decorative items.

  • Explore Plain / Neutral Fabrics from the Warwick Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore Plain / Neutral Fabrics from the James Dunlop, Zepel, and Mokum Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Plain fabrics are simple and unpatterned, making them ideal when you want the focus to be on the colour or the furniture itself rather than on intricate designs

A modern living room with a gray armchair, a peach throw pillow, and a small round side table holding two vases, with multicolored curtains in shades of green, blue, and navy in the background.

100% Natural Fabrics

  • Explore 100% Natural Fabrics from the Warwick Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore 100% Natural Fabrics from the James Dunlop, Zepel, and Mokum Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • 100% natural fabrics are textiles made entirely from materials found in nature, such as cotton, linen, wool, and silk. These fabrics are breathable, durable, and often more environmentally friendly than synthetic alternatives. When used for furniture, natural fabrics offer a soft, comfortable feel, age gracefully over time, and contribute to a healthier indoor environment by reducing exposure to synthetic chemicals.

A brown leather armchair with button-tufted backrest placed next to a small black side table holding two vintage books and a globe.

Leathers

  • Explore Leathers from the Warwick Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore the Shann Leather collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore the timeless Tasman Leather collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Leather is one of the oldest materials used by humans, dating back thousands of years when it was first crafted from animal hides for clothing, shelter, and furnishings. As a natural material, leather is prized for its durability, timeless appearance, and ability to develop a rich patina with age. When used for furniture, leather brings a classic, sophisticated look while offering strength, comfort, and easy maintenance. Its long history as one of the first upholstery materials reflects its enduring appeal and practicality.

Living room with a striped sofa, patterned pillows, a wooden coffee table, a window with striped blinds, and neutral decor.

Traditional Fabrics

  • Explore Traditional Fabrics from the Warwick Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore Traditional Fabrics from the James Dunlop, Zepel, and Mokum Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Traditional-style fabrics feature classic colours and patterns that have stood the test of time—think earthy tones, rich burgundies, forest greens, navy blues, and neutral beiges, often paired with florals, stripes, checks, or damask motifs. These designs evoke a sense of comfort, familiarity, and timeless elegance. When used on furniture, traditional fabrics can help create a warm, inviting atmosphere and are especially well-suited to heritage, vintage, or cottage-style interiors.

Living room with a patterned grey sofa topped with beige and grey cushions, a wooden coffee table with a small vase and books, a black floor lamp with a wavy stand, a dark wood wall with a black shelf holding decorative items, and a beige carpet.

Contemporary Fabrics

  • Explore Contemporary Fabrics from the Warwick Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore Contemporary Fabrics from the James Dunlop, Zepel, and Mokum Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Contemporary fabrics embrace current trends and often feature bold colours, abstract patterns, geometric designs, and unexpected textures. They draw from a mix of styles—eclectic, minimalist, or modern—and are perfect for adding personality and a fresh, updated look to furniture. Whether it’s a striking print, a pop of colour, or a unique fabric blend, contemporary fabrics are ideal for making a statement and bringing a stylish, on-trend vibe to any space.

A living room with a floral patterned sofa, green and red pillows, a round marble coffee table with a flower arrangement, dark green wall, floor lamp with three gold curved arms, large window with curtains, and greenery outside.

Floral / Botanical Fabrics

  • Explore Floral / Botanical Fabrics from the Warwick Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore Floral / Botanical Fabrics from the James Dunlop, Zepel, and Mokum Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Floral and botanical fabrics are inspired by nature, featuring patterns of flowers, leaves, vines, and greenery in a wide range of styles—from delicate and vintage to bold and tropical. These fabrics bring a sense of freshness, charm, and life into a space, making them a popular choice for both classic and contemporary interiors. Whether subtle or vibrant, floral and botanical designs can soften a room, add visual interest, and connect your furniture to the natural world.

A living room with a blue sofa and orange armchair, decorated with pink and orange pillows, a side table with a potted plant, and a tall black and gold floor lamp against a teal wall.

Velvet Fabrics

  • Explore Velvet Fabrics from the Warwick Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore Velvet Fabrics from the James Dunlop, Zepel, and Mokum Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Velvet fabrics are known for their rich texture, soft feel, and luxurious appearance. Woven with a dense pile that catches the light, velvet adds depth and elegance to any piece of furniture. Historically associated with royalty and high-end interiors, velvet remains a popular choice for creating a sophisticated, plush look. It's available in a wide range of colours—from deep jewel tones to soft neutrals—and works beautifully in both traditional and modern spaces, offering comfort as well as visual impact.

Modern living room with a brown leather sofa, multi-colored pillows, round black coffee table with decorative items, and a large window showing city buildings at sunset.

PU / Faux Leather Fabrics

  • Explore PU Fabrics from the Warwick Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore PU Fabrics from the James Dunlop, Zepel, and Mokum Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • PU and faux leather fabrics are synthetic alternatives to genuine leather, developed to offer a similar look and feel with greater affordability and ease of maintenance. Thanks to recent innovations, high-quality PU leather now closely mimics the texture, softness, and grain of real leather, making it a popular choice for modern furniture. It’s durable, resistant to cracking and fading, and easier to clean—ideal for busy households or commercial spaces. PU and faux leather provide a stylish, animal-friendly option that brings a sleek, contemporary finish to any piece of furniture. And it doesn’t get cold in winter!

Outdoor seating area with a curved white sofa with multiple pillows, recovered in a light outdoor fabric

Outdoor Fabrics

  • Explore Outdoor Fabrics from the Warwick Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Explore Outdoor Fabrics from the James Dunlop, Zepel, and Mokum Collection. Click HERE to see.

  • Outdoor fabrics have come a long way, with recent innovations making them more stylish and comfortable than ever. Designed to withstand the elements, they now feature textures, colours, and patterns that closely resemble indoor fabrics. This means outdoor furniture can seamlessly extend your interior style, creating a cohesive look between inside and out.

Want To Get A Free Quote?

 

Ready to get a free quote?

Come visit us in our showroom on 320 Manchester Street, Christchurch, or contact us HERE.