Contract textiles for considered interiorsHigh Point, North Carolina · U.S. trade support
Velvet · Velour · Contract Textiles

Material with presence

VelosFab develops tactile upholstery and drapery textiles for designers, furniture makers, hospitality teams, and trade buyers who need color, hand, performance, and documentation to work together.

Signature VelvetPerformance VelourTextured WovensCustom ColorHospitalityFurniture Programs
Visit and project support

Based in the heart of High Point

VelosFab supports American interior design, furniture, hospitality, and trade teams from North Carolina's Piedmont Triad. Material reviews and project conversations are available by appointment.

VelosFab Design & Trade Office

High Point, North Carolina 27260

United States
Material reviews by appointment
hello@velosfab.com

The collection edit

Surface, color, and performance in one material language

VelosFab curates each collection around the visual character your project needs, then supports your team with application review, sample scale, color direction, performance context, lot planning, and fabrication coordination.

Curated velvet and woven textile swatches
Core upholstery

Signature Velvets

Deep color, controlled luster, dimensional pile, and a hand developed for refined seating and statement surfaces.

Upholsterer fitting velvet to a chair

Performance Velours

Loom weaving upholstery textile

Textured Wovens

Specification support

Beauty is only the first requirement

VelosFab connects your visual intent with the end use, substrate, traffic profile, care program, light exposure, fabrication method, and supporting evidence required by the project team.

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Abrasion context

Our review places the applicable method and result beside the construction and intended use.

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Color behavior

We coordinate crocking, light exposure, pile direction, dye-lot, and maintenance questions around your selected color.

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Physical properties

Your furniture and fabrication method guide our review of seam, tear, backing, and dimensional behavior.

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Flammability pathway

We help the project team identify the relevant assembly, jurisdiction, documentation, and test responsibility.

Designed into place

Materials for the way American interiors are specified

VelosFab supports project conversations from boutique hospitality and residential design to workplace, senior living, and repeat furniture programs.

Textile color specialist evaluating velvet strike-offs
Custom development

Your color story, engineered into cloth

Share a control sample, palette reference, room narrative, or target specification. VelosFab translates the intent into a development brief covering construction, pile, dye direction, finish, approval rounds, minimums, lead time, and production tolerances.

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Brief

Your team shares the application, visual target, quantity, and timing

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Develop

VelosFab prepares construction and color directions for review

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Approve

Physical strike-offs establish the working color control

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Release

The approved construction and production basis are documented

News & insights

Material intelligence for design and purchasing teams

Long-form editorial from VelosFab connects surface, color, construction, performance evidence, fabrication, and procurement with the decisions your project team is already making.

Contract textile testing laboratory

Why abrasion is a data point, not a lifespan promise

A closer look at how designers, buyers, and furniture teams can place abrasion results in the right commercial context.

Layered drapery textile

Velvet, pile direction, and the architecture of light

How directional pile changes color, sheen, panel relationships, and the final furniture experience.

Textile color development studio

From palette reference to production color

What turns a visual direction into a physical control that design, production, and quality teams can share.

Start with the material you want to feel in the room

Tell VelosFab what you are designing, how the textile will be used, what the project must document, and when your team needs to review samples.

Product photography and material imagery are provided for visual reference. Confirm actual construction, origin, test data, availability, minimums, lead time, and care information before specification.