Upholstery fabrics
Guide
Beautiful and functional
VOX fabrics
The choice of fabric for a piece of lounge furniture matters - it affects not only its appearance, but also its everyday comfort. That's why we have selected a palette of fabrics that combine aesthetics with durability. In this guide, you will learn about the characteristics of each fabric and which one to choose to suit your needs.
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To make it easier for you to choose the perfect fabric, we have divided our palette into four groups. You will find textured, smooth, natural and melange fabrics. Some of these will make a piece of furniture stand out and become the centrepiece of your décor - others will allow you to create a cohesive, neutral interior. Choose the colour you are interested in, find the texture you like and decide on the functionality.
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Above all, the choice of upholstery fabric should be informed and adapted to the real conditions of use. Key parameters to look out for are:
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Abrasion resistance (Martindale test) - the higher the value, the more durable the fabric, especially with intensive use,
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Resistance to fuzzing - prevents the formation of unsightly balls,
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Ease of cleaning - especially important with children, pets and light colours,
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Light and UV resistance - important if the sofa stands close to a window where it may be subject to discolouration,
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Colour and aesthetic match - but always in conjunction with functionality.
Remember that the fabric should match the lifestyle of the household.
Choose the perfect piece of furniture
Sofas and armchairs form the heart of the living room - a place for relaxation, meetings and daily rituals. Upholstered beds, on the other hand, determine the atmosphere of the bedroom. At VOX, you can create a furniture model to suit your needs: choose the size, function and finish, and then decide which fabric best suits your lifestyle.
The fabrics presented in this guide are for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute an offer within the meaning of the law. The colours and structure of the fabrics may in reality differ from those depicted in the photographs. We recommend that you select fabrics on the basis of catalogues, sample books or other materials provided for this purpose.