H.Versailtex Ultra Classic Thermal Insulated Energy Efficient Textured Linen Curtain Panels for Bedroom,Grommet Drapes of Window Treatment,52 by 84 Inch-Beige (Set of 1)
Commonwealth Trellis 72" Grommet Curtain Panel in Yellow (Set of 2)
WPKIRA 1 Panel Linen Fabric Grey Stripe Rod Pocket Sheer Window Panels Length 63/84/96 Inch Window Treatment Custom Sheer Curtain Drapes for Living Room Wide 39 Inch
H.Versailtex Thermal Insulated Blackout Grommet Curtain Drapes for Living Room-52 inch Width by 84 inch Length-Set of 2 Panels-Vintage Floral Pattern in Sage and Brown
Outdoor Curtain Panel for Patio - NICETOWN Grommet Top Thermal Insulated Blackout Outdoor Curtain / Drape for Patio / Front Porch (52 Inch Wide by 108 Inch Long, Tan-Khaki)
DriftAway Laura Pom Pom Trimmed White Voile Sheer Window Curtains Set of Two Panels, Rod Pocket, each 52”x84” Plus 2” Header (White)
Pair of Two Room Darkening Window Panels, Elegant and Contemporary Meridian Blackout Grommet Top Thermal Insulated Draperies. Set of Two Periwinkle 52" by 63" Panels (104" by 63" Pair)
NICETOWN Thermal Insulated Eyelet Top Room Darkening Panels / Curtains / Drapes for Bedroom (2 Panels, W42 x L84 -Inch, Beige)
Pair of Two Black Top Grommet Blackout Curtain Panels, Triple-Pass Foam Back Layer, Elegant and Contemporary Soho 108 Inches Blackout Panels
Jaipur Coastal Pattern Taupe/Black Jute Pouf, 18-Inch x 18-Inch x 16-Inch, Incense Shell
18" Fuchsia Purple and Mocha Brown Diamond Bolts Linen Square Pouf Ottoman
18" Multi Colored Striped Square Wool Pouf Ottoman
18" Cucumber-Melon Green and Mocha Brown Diamond Bolts Linen Square Pouf Ottoman
18" Rust Orange, Cherry Red and Emerald Green Hand Woven Square Pouf Ottoman
12" Multi Colored Striped Square Wool Pouf Ottoman
18" Gold and Smokey Gray Stitched Top Jute Square Pouf Ottoman
18" Venetian Red Posy Roses Wool Round Pouf Ottoman
18" Blue, Red and White Recycled Patch Work Cotton Square Pouf Ottoman
nuLOOM Vintage Emelda Orange Rug
Loloi Madeline Fiesta Area Rug
Ariel Indoor/Outdoor Rug, Red/Beige, 2x37
Safavieh Bellflower Rug, Red and Bone, 2x37
Wilshire Indoor/Outdoor Rug, Gray/Blue, 2x37
Safavieh Seaside Rug, Navy and Beige, 2x37
Safavieh Alice Pillow, Set of 2, 18x18
Braided Rope Flannel Fleece Throw, Oasis Green
Safavieh Chase Flatweave Rug, Yellow and Multi, 23x6
Safavieh Formentera Rug, Ivory and Red, 3x5
Safavieh Ravenna Indoor/Outdoor Rug, Blue/Natural, 2x37
Star Wars Design Decorative Throw Pillow Cover Case, Gold Clone Trooper
Super Tweed Throw Blanket, Snorkel Blue, 50 X 60
Microfiber With 3M Moisture Management Comforter Mini Set, Red, Twin/Twin XL
Gripmax Premium Anti-Slip Rug Pad, 4x6
Kaleen Five Seasons FSR104 Gold 21 x 4 Rug
Elleweideco Openwork Embroidery Throw Pillow Cover Circle, Pink, 18x18
Contemporary Damask Design Non-Slip Rubber Backing Runner Rug, 20 X 59
Sunset Meadow Window Panel
Pixie Fox Room Darkening Window Curtain Navy Set, 52x84+2
Steelers - Antonio Brown Silk Touch Throw
Safavieh La Mesa Rug, Black and Beige, 2x37
Blossoming Floral Linen Blend Decorative Throw Pillow Cover Case, Yellow Peony
Safavieh Trani Rug, Natural and Blue, 2x37
Safavieh CY6913-2 Courtyard Area Rug, Black/Beige
Gripmax Premium Anti-Slip Rug Pad, 5x8
Caribbean Splash Seashells and Coral Valance, 72x15.5
Super-Hold Natural Rubber Rug Pad, 5x8
Crinkle Silk Rose Swag, Yellow
Gripmax Premium Anti-Slip Rug Pad, 6x9
Safavieh Ferrara Rug, Navy and Beige, 2x37
Safavieh Ferrara Rug, Natural and Blue, 2x37
Safavieh Carrara Rug, Sand/Black, 2x37
Safavieh Rag Rug Flatweave Rug, Light Green/Multi, 2 3x5
Super Hold Natural Rubber Round Rug Pad, 5x5
Maya Throw, Multi, Red
Organic Lavender Dryer Sachet, Vintage Inspired Fabric, Yellow Flowers
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The Most Frequently Asked Questions about Home Textiles
Are home textiles different from textiles used for clothes?
Generally, textiles used for home furnishings are more durable than those used for clothes. This may be because they are naturally stronger and tougher than textiles used for apparel or because they have been treated in some way to make them strong.
What are different textiles for the home?
Some of the commonly used textiles are:
- Velvet: Velvet describes the pile of a fabric and not what it’s made of. Velvet has a thick, short pile that’s no higher than an eighth of an inch on the front. Velvet is made of natural and synthetic fabrics like wool, cotton, linen, or nylon.
- Linen: Linen home textile is a fabric made out of flax fibers.
- Crash: Crash is made of linen home textile, cotton, or jute. It has a coarse, uneven yarn and a pleasingly rough texture. It is used for upholstery and draperies.
- Leather: Leather is the prepared hide of an animal. The animal is more commonly from cows, but can also be from deer, pigs, ostriches, or reptiles. Leather is used for upholstery and wall coverings.
- Nylon: This is a strong, synthetic fiber that resists abrasions, dries quickly, and is easy to maintain.
- Rayon: This is another synthetic fiber that has a base of cellulose. It is often a substitute for silk and is actually more lustrous. Rayon is often blended with other synthetic and natural fibers.
- Wool: Wool is textile from sheep and sometimes from goats, llamas, alpacas or vicunas. It is pleasing to the touch, warm, resilient and even fire-resistant. Because the surfaces of the fibers are scaly, wool can be turned into felt, which is another textile. It is used extensively for upholstery, drapery and carpets.
- Silk: Silk is a surprisingly tough fabric and is often used in high-end rugs, draperies, and bed linens. It is often blended with wool.
How do you take care of textiles for the home?
Caring for textiles depends on what they are made of. Textiles made for outdoor use just need to be wiped with tepid water and mild soap. However, soap should never be used on leather. It is best to keep linen home textiles out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. Blot up any spills right away with a clean white cloth.
How much do different textiles cost?
Home textiles can be quite inexpensive as some can be less than a dollar a yard. At the other end of the spectrum, truly sumptuous textiles like silk can be as much as $80 a yard.