Definitions of Materials, Fabrics and Textiles used for Home Interior Decoration
Listed below are properties and uses that individual textiles have.
Name: Marquisette
Fiber: Cotton, Silk, Synthetic
Weave /
Construction:Leno
Weight: Sheer - very thin
Light, sheer or open weave. Sometimes printed or dyed in light colors
Name: Matelasse
Fiber: Cotton
Weave / Construction: Jacquard
Weight: Heavy
Double cloth with quilted or puckered surface patterning
Name: Microsuede
Fiber: Synthetic
Weave / Construction:Twill or Pile
Weight: Medium
Synthetic suede look, wears well as upholstery.
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Name: Mohair Name: Moiré Name: Muslin Name: Needlepoint Name: Net Name: Ninon
Name: Osnaburg |
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