Organic luxury
With its luxurious surface and inviting softness, bouclé fabric stimulates the senses. Woven with an elegant technique, where small loops are combined to create the unique organic texture and feel that characterises the fabric. Discover our beautiful selection with Paza, Monza and Vilme furniture fabrics, which are all certified according to STANDARD 100 by OEKOTEX®.
A luxurious bouclé fabric that invites you to slow down and enjoy the moment. Woven in the classic bouclé structure that instantly makes the room visually interesting. Made from a beautiful blend of natural and synthetic fibres, it is highly durable and ideal for creating a relaxed and elegant interior. Woven in Belgium, washable at 30°.
Specifications
Material: Polycarbamide 65% / Cotton 4% / Polyester 27% / Viscose 4%
Martindale: 60,000
Light fastness: 5
Pilling: 4-5
Country of origin: Belgium
Monza is a soft and woollen bouclé with a beautiful and vibrant structure. Certified according to STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® and woven in Italy with an extremely high abrasion resistance in a blend of wool, cotton, viscose and synthetic fibres, ensuring colour and durability – year after year.
Specifications
Material: 28% Acrylic / 24% Cotton / 20% Viscose / 16% Wool / 12% Polyester
Martindale: DKK 80,000
Light fastness: 7
Pilling: 4
Country of origin: Italy
Vilme is made in Italy from exclusive European yarns and of course is STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified. The fabric has a rustic weave with luxurious softness and a beautiful, clear structure with a subtle interplay of colours – perfect for creating a soft and tactile expression in your interior design.
Specifications
Material: Polycarbamide 47% / Cotton 13% / Polyester 20% / Viscose 11% / Linen 9%
Martindale: 60.000
Light fastness: 5
Pilling: 4-5
Country of origin: Italy
Revi is made of 97.9% recycled polyester – of which 18% is ocean waste plastic – with a beautiful, warm and welcoming expression. A fabric with extremely high abrasion resistance and a soft and comfortable surface. The fine bouclé weave adds an interesting and tactile structure – and the fabric is naturally certified according to STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®.
Washable at 30°.
Specifications
Material: 97.9% Recycled Polyester / 2.1% Polyester
Martindale: 100,000
Light fastness: 5
Pilling: 5
Country of origin: Romania
Ascot is a bouclé with a fine, densely woven structure and soft surface. The upholstery fabric unites the best of both worlds by combining durable, synthetic fibres with cotton and wool – all certified according to STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®. Woven in Romania.
Specifications
Material: 39% Polyacrylic / 39% Polyester / 14% Cotton / 8% Wool
Martindale: 25,000
Light fastness: 4
Pilling: 4
Country of origin: Romania
Three words that give you the best quality
Martindale, pilling and light fastness inform you about a fabric's durability. We use them to make it easy for you to see which kind of furniture fabric suits you and your needs.
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Martindale
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measures the abrasion resistance of a fabric and ranges from 10,000-120,000, with 120,000 being the highest abrasion resistance. As a rule of thumb, the abrasion resistance for hard wear should be above 20,000, but in normal daily use an abrasion resistance of up to 10,000 is more than enough. The abrasion resistance of our upholstery fabrics ranges from 20,000 and up to 120,000 martindale. Fabrics with a martindale above 80,000 are suitable for use in public places such as airports, restaurants and similar.
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Pilling
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is the term for the small balls of fabric that form on the surface of a fabric as a result of friction and which give the fabric a furry appearance. There will always be some natural pilling at the beginning until the excess fibres have gone. Pilling is evaluated on a scale of 1-5, indicating the risk of pilling or loose fibres. 5 is best and our furniture upholsteries are always at least 3.
The fastest and cheapest way to remove pilling is by using a small electric textile shaver designed for this purpose. -
Light fastness
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describes a cover's ability to withstand sunlight. Nylon and cotton usually have a low light fastness, while wool, acrylic and polyester have a higher light fastness. The scale is a doubling scale, which ranges from 1-8, where 8 is best. The higher the light fastness, the better the cover is at withstanding sunlight without losing colour. However, it is a good idea to keep furniture away from direct sunlight. Some covers will fade faster than others, indicated by the light fastness. We recommend that you don't choose an upholstery fabric with a light fastness below 3.
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How to take care of your bouclé furniture
We recommend that you impregnate your upholstery fabric to ensure it stays beautiful for years to come – and that you repeat the treatment a couple of times a year, or as needed. Our series of care products has been specially developed for our upholstery fabrics.
Bouclé is easy to maintain – for general cleaning, we recommend vacuuming regularly with a soft furniture brush. Brush in the direction of the texture of the fabric and not too hard.
Find more tips and tricks on how to care for and clean your sofa in our guide:
A sofa should be able to do something very special and be tailor-made for you. That’s why all our sofa designs are designed by renowned designers, made in Europe from the finest materials and made to last for generations. All supplemented by beautiful handcrafted details and immaculate stitching, so each sofa is as beautiful inside as out.
All our upholstery fabrics can be purchased by the metre. Unleash your creativity and design your own curtains, rugs and cushions to make your home truly personal. Light, airy curtains, the perfect linen tablecloth for your dining table, or inviting sofa cushions in soft bouclé. Only your imagination sets the limits.