Floral lace and damask-style woven fabric

Decorative weaves

Lace, jacquard, damask and tapestry

Lace panels, jacquard florals, damask and tapestry pictorials for curtains and feature upholstery. We match technique to the window or the frame, then make in the workroom.

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Woven decoration

Four techniques, four uses

Lace filters light on cottage windows; jacquard adds woven texture without a printed repeat; damask is used on dining chairs; tapestry is used on ottoman tops and wall panels. We explain which weaves suit curtains versus upholstery, when lining is required behind lace, and how to mount tapestry without over-tensioning the weave.

Lace panels and inset curtains
Jacquard for chairs and headboards
Damask on formal seating
Tapestry for ottomans and panels

Techniques

Four weave types

Use

Curtains and seating

Making

Made-to-measure sewing

Advice

Use by type

Next step

Lining, handling and mounting

Lace is supported on fine tracks with minimal stack; damask upholstery needs pattern alignment at rails; tapestry panels need breathable backing. We do not stretch lace on the bias, and we interline jacquard curtains where sun would fade the relief. Each technique has a care card.

Lace tracked with minimal heading
Damask pattern matched at seams
Tapestry backed without glue bleed
Jacquard interlined in sunny rooms

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Next step

Match the weave to the window or chair

Bring a photo of the window or chair-rail height. We will suggest which decorative weave suits the architecture and the light.

Visit the showroom Call 01590 670370

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Before your appointment

Send a blinds & curtains project brief

Tick what you like, say what you want to talk about, and tell us when you are free for a call. The conversation starts somewhere useful, not from a blank page.

Start blinds & curtains brief Contact us

Further products and services in the same department.

Decorative weaves

Lace, jacquard, damask and tapestry

Lace panels, jacquard florals, damask and tapestry pictorials for curtains and feature upholstery. We match technique to the window or the frame, then make in the workroom.

Visit the showroom Request a measure

Woven decoration

Four techniques, four uses

Lace panels and inset curtains
Jacquard for chairs and headboards
Damask on formal seating
Tapestry for ottomans and panels

Techniques

Four weave types

Use

Curtains and seating

Making

Made-to-measure sewing

Advice

Use by type

Next step

Lining, handling and mounting

Lace tracked with minimal heading
Damask pattern matched at seams
Tapestry backed without glue bleed
Jacquard interlined in sunny rooms

Book a design appointment

Next step

Match the weave to the window or chair

Bring a photo of the window or chair-rail height. We will suggest which decorative weave suits the architecture and the light.

Visit the showroom Call 01590 670370

Explore

Also useful

Before your appointment

Send a blinds & curtains project brief

Tick what you like, say what you want to talk about, and tell us when you are free for a call. The conversation starts somewhere useful, not from a blank page.

Start blinds & curtains brief Contact us

Further products and services in the same department.

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Lace, jacquard, damask and tapestry

Four techniques, four uses

Lining, handling and mounting

Match the weave to the window or chair

Curtain linings and interlinings

How Crestwood design appointments work

Curtain linings explained

Linen and silk fabrics

Clarke & Clarke fabrics

Fabrics & soft furnishings

Curtain fabrics

Book a showroom visit

Send a blinds & curtains project brief

Cotton, wool, hemp and linen fabrics

Fire-retardant fabrics

Performance and contract fabrics

Outdoor fabrics

Camengo fabrics

Upholstery fabrics for sofas and chairs

Lace, jacquard, damask and tapestry

Four techniques, four uses

Lining, handling and mounting

Match the weave to the window or chair

Curtain linings and interlinings

How Crestwood design appointments work

Curtain linings explained

Linen and silk fabrics

Clarke & Clarke fabrics

Fabrics & soft furnishings

Curtain fabrics

Book a showroom visit

Send a blinds & curtains project brief

Cotton, wool, hemp and linen fabrics

Fire-retardant fabrics

Performance and contract fabrics

Outdoor fabrics

Camengo fabrics

Upholstery fabrics for sofas and chairs