Perusing below is the best place to start & can be useful whether you choose a consultation with us or not.  This whole process can be done from the comfort of your couch in front of the hazy glow of your laptop.  Along this journey, we are happy to answer questions, provide suggestions, or inform you of prices & lead-times.  We offer a curated collection of some of our faves, where you can order samples that will be sent directly to your home for you to um & ah over, before finalising your choices.  

We have provided some selections by style, by composition, by usage & by sustainability credentials; as well as a bunch of our fave local & global designers.  Time to bring out the mood board!

Sometimes the fabrics jump out to our clients & other times, it takes time to hone in on your final vibe.  Regardless of which camp you land in, we are here to help you through this journey.

We recommend that you order samples from us & see how the colours & styles grow on you.  Put them in your room/on your chair, see how they catch the light in the morning sun, see how they make you smile.  Make sure the fabric is suitable for your use; check out our FAQ.

Still stuck?  We are happy to meet at the warehouse to discuss or we can provide design consultations in the comfort of your home.  Regardless of how you roll, we’ll be there to help you through.

This is the easy bit right?

You can order your fabrics directly online with us via our online shop, and we'll get the order off in a jiffy.   Or in the case you've found a fabric not available in our shop; just inform us of your decision & we’ll place the order with the fabric house, send you an invoice for payment & will organise fabric delivery either to the warehouse (for job manufacturing), or if for your home project, directly to your door.

If you need help with your meterage, or are wanting to organise a large order & require additional advice on dye lots, piece lengths - then we are more than happy to help you out.

Warwick Fabrics is one of our go-to fabric houses.  Friendly, helpful & stock-full of fabrics for all styles, colours, patterns, composition, material & budgets.  Their website is super-easy to browse, and although they do not sell directly to public, they are very happy for you to drop in & browse.

Sustainable Living Fabrics has been in the trade for over 50 years, proudly designed & manufactured in Australia, using Australian wool.  Sustainable Living Fabrics have a broad & vibrant colour range for just about any use.  Best of all, they have a strong ethos on sustainability, recycling & minimising harm to the environment.

Rocking their fabrics since the 1950’s, Wortley Group offer an extensive range of fabrics, leathers & vinyls.  Family owned & based in Melbourne, Wortley offer their own Wortley branded fabrics, as well as represent numerous leading global brands.

Zepel stock a diverse range of fabrics within their Zepel catalogue, including sub brands for various uses or performance.  Zepel fabrics are European & Australian designed, and also have two premium global brands in Casamance & Christian Fischbacher.    Zepel also have a pretty funky furniture Visualiser feature on their website that’s worth a visit.

In the Prahran textile district, Elliot Clarke is one of our fave boutique fabric houses.  Stocking luxurious fabrics & always happy to chat.  They stock a mix of essentials, exclusive global brands & small boutique brands for the Australian market.

 Although exclusive to trade, they are happy for the public to visit their showrooms around Australia.

South Pacific Fabrics is a boutique purveyor of luxurious textiles, based in Sydney, with various showrooms, including in the Prahran’s High Street.  South Pacific stock a fabulous collection of high-end international designer fabrics.  We especially love the funky Timorous Beasties & Clarence House.

Originating from New Zealand over a century ago, James Dunlop Textiles have grown their presence globally, as well as their commitment to social responsibility.  They have their own design studios and fabric range through James Dunlop & Mokum brands, including an essentials range, as well as stocking some additional brands.  Awesome interactive website to boot.

Westbury Textiles is a quality global fabric house, with much of their fabrics originating from Europe & the United States.  Their Melbourne showroom is on High St in Prahran, which is great for a visit.  We especially love Westbury for their sophisticated Belgium flax linens, to die for.

Ethical, sustainable & full of passion.  We love Ink & Spindle, their Australian native flora & fauna inspired designs are hand-printed on organic cotton and eco-linen.  And they are based locally in the  Abbotsford Convent.  How awesome.

Coincidentally, founded by @mr.eclectic.boogaloo’s Great-great uncle, Leffler Leather is a West Melbourne leather merchant, quite the local institution since opening in the 1930s.  Leffler Leather stocks a large selection of leather hides suitable for upholstery.

Vyfab is another local Moorabbin business (like us!), specialising in vinyl solutions.  So if it’s a superior, durable & affordable vinyl you are after, this is our go-to.  Have a peruse on their website, including their search-by-colour function.

We love Kirkby Design for their modern take on textiles.  On-trend collections, strong graphic design, sophisticated patterns & most of all, their creative use of texture.  After something bold?  I’m sure you’ll find something to suit by Kirkby Design.

Ottoline is a luxurious London-based Dutch design house founded by Ottoline de Vries.  Ottoline is known for her playful use of colour & composition, her unique & contemporary patterns inspired by her love of nature & appreciation of historic styes, cultures & artform.  Some gorgeous fabrics indeed.

A British mash-up of vibrancy & silk screen squeegee, drawing inspiration from the timorous beasties of the natural world.  One where plants, animals & society are visually inextricable.  If you love vibrant Velvets, Linens & Cotton, you’re in for a treat.  

Love, love, love.

Oh yes, our other favourite designer from Spain.  James creates textiles that blend his experiences of culture, travels & life experiences.  We especially love his colours, textures & patterns.  And a lover of linen.

A favourite Spanish textile designer of ours, inspired by the latest fashion trends, a balance of fresh & classical essences which define their collections and are noted as much for their floral motifs, prints and jacquards, as for their richness of texture and colour range.

What is it with the Danes & design?  It's just not fair!  Kvadrat do not disappoint, beautiful fabrics, awesome collaborations & some great fully recycled options.

Designs of the Time fabric is simply luscious.  A family-run Belgian textile company at the top of their craft.  With collections heavily based in natural fibres, plenty of linens & ageless style.

The Dutch know how to design textiles, De Ploeg have been honing their craft from over a century - with the experience of yesteryear, the vision of tomorrow & sustainable creds to boot.  I get tingles everytime I unroll a De Ploeg.