velvet - Warde

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velvet - Warde
velvet
velvet
Velvet dates back to before the
first millenium and has crossed
the world’s 5 continents.
By the thirteenth century, production of the cloth, made entirely
from silk, had become established
in western Europe, where the
expertise in velvet-weaving was
restricted at this period to various Italian cities such as Lucca
and Florence.
VELVET
A fabric for all
e first English reference to velvet is that in 1278,
an epoque when velvet got increasingly popular
amongst the nobility for drapery, upholstery and
clothing. Its use was, however, limited to the
wealthiest noblemen: it was at this time woven by
hand using a very labour intensive process, thus
was very expensive.
ese days, the process is fortunately different.
rough extensive research, Wardé has identified
the finest mechanically woven velvets, offering
much more reasonable prices for products that still
have that air of nobility!
Classical
Ref. 185965
Ref. 53933
Ref. 152074
Ref. 88971
Ref. 42858
Ref. 126457
Ref. 84633
Ref. 94785
Ref. 88968
Ref. 259269
Ref. 49696
Ref. 73310
Ref. 85915
Damask
Ref. 138045
Embroidered
Ref. 259276
Floral
Ref. 259278
Velvets
In every Shape
and Color
Wardé’s velvet series cover plain textures,
paerns, prints, embossing, jacquards and
épinglé velvets, reinforcing the fabric’s
popular identity. Because it effortlessly
communicates a sense of sophistication,
velvet is in fact a valued part in every home,
wardrobe, hotel and restaurant.
anks to the various techniques whether
in weave or print, any design, paern or
color can be produced on velvet, conveying
finesse, the quality its renowned for.
Plain Textures
Ref. 86117
Pleated
Ref. 117155
Ref. 282746
Ref. 147281
Ref. 1355
Ref. 197714
Ref. 84012
Embossed
Ref. 197811
Jacquard
Ref. 2559
Ref. 88793
Ref. 126323
Ref. 136494
Ref. 350626
Ref. 88974
Ref. 136384
Ref. 350650
Print
Ref. 73413
Ref. 73418
Ref. 73764
Ref. 204401
Ref. 138046
Ref. 21620
Loop / Epinglé
Ref. 152068
Ref. 350629
Upholstery
Reliable in many ways
When properly taken care of, velvet fabrics have a long life expectancy
which explains why they are widely used in upholstery.
We assure you, upholstery velvet has excellent durability. Even so, here’s our
word of advice: to keep it looking good, it is helpful to vacuum it occasionally
using a brush aachment. is reduces the build up of any dust which could
otherwise dull the colour of the fabric.
In addition to its color, the luminosity of velvet is permanent. Abrasion, the
fabric’s resistance to rubbing, is of the highest in the world of fabrics.
Curtains
Curtains
Elegant, practical
wall-robe
Velvet curtain fabric is recommended for curtains: it drapes
well, has excellent acoustic and thermal insulation properties (so your house will be warm and quiet) and is hard to
damage so it will remain looking pristine for a longer time
than other fabrics.
Originally made from silk, velvet was extremely expensive.
It had always been linked to wealthy period homes and the
aristocracy. If you wish to add a lile class to your home,
Wardé encourages the use of velvet for the curtains. Modern
curtain velvet fabric is made from polyester or other
synthetic fibres and, as such, is robust and oen washable.
Ref. 242184
Ref. 185848
Ref. 351131
Ref. 65088
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