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Reversible Fabrics FAQs
Reversible fabric is a textile designed with two finished sides, each offering a different colour, texture or pattern. It is created using specialised weaving techniques that interlace yarns to produce two distinct yet harmonious faces, allowing for subtle shifts in tone, texture and mood within a single fabric.
Reversible fabrics provide flexibility for upholstery and drapery, allowing interiors to shift in tone or texture using a single textile. Their dual-sided design supports layered styling, subtle contrast and creative detailing across interior schemes.
Yes, reversible fabric is well suited to both curtaining and upholstery. Its thoughtful construction and balanced structure offer durability, while its dual-sided nature adds versatility and refined character to interiors.
In most cases each side is crafted with the same quality and durability. However some may vary. We always show the martindale rub count for the face of the cloth. We recommend contacting us if you wish to use the reverse for upholstery. For curtains either side of a reversible fabric can be used.
Reversible fabrics can be used to introduce subtle variation within a scheme through contrast in colour or texture. They are ideal for layered interiors, allowing cushions, upholstery or curtains to display different faces while maintaining a cohesive and considered aesthetic.
Reversible fabrics are available by the metre, offering flexibility across interior projects. Samples can also be ordered to experience both sides of the fabric before specifying.








































































