James Hare Carrara Velvet Fabric Stone

Carrara Velvet Fabric Stone 31617/01 by James Hare is glamorous and sophisticated comprising two colourways with a metallic thread background texture. The fabric is a cotton viscose mix and has a Martindale Rub Test of 46,000 making it suitable for general contract/domestic upholstery as well as drapery.

Looking to change up your soft furnishings, add some intrigue to your drapery, or simply need an upgrade for your home? With this fabric it's never been easier to transform your living space into something nature-inspired.

Whatever your style, this beautiful collection pulls for retro design and standalone basics, to create a range that perfectly coordinates. Style choices are elevated, in a range of soft neutrals and stunning vibrant tones to lend that extra touch of elegance. 

There's no single way to style your home with this collection which offers a range of different styles, finishes and textures to match your exact vision for your home. With inspiration drawn from nature, these fabrics are sure to fit into your home as organically as possible.

The Argento Collection is the perfect coordination fabric.

Order your James Hare Carrara Velvet Fabric Stone Sample today! It's the only way to experience the true look and feel of these stunning fabrics….try before you buy!

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Suitable for upholstery with 46,000 rub test

Carrara is developed for domestic/general upholstery.

All velvets are delicate fabrics and the pile can be flattened or marked during transit, make-up and use. This distortion of the pile is a normal characteristic of this type of fabric and is not a fabric fault or an indication of poor wear. This movement of the pile is to be expected, especially in areas of higher contact. Care must be taken not to spill liquids onto velvet cloth as staining may occur; this is very difficult to remove. Do not upholster velvet directly over foam fillings. An interliner should be used. This will ensure the fabric lasts longer and minimises pile loss. Pile can be restored by a light brushing in all directions. Light pile marking is quite normal, but humidity and body heat can ‘set’ the fibres of the pile and brushing alone may not restore the pile. In these instances, a light steaming (taking care to avoid water drip from the steamer) together with brushing will restore the pile.