Fabric Survey

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Please select your primary design style* This field is required.
Contemporary (Characterized by clean lines, minimalism, and a focus on open spaces)
Modern (Similar to contemporary but often associated with mid-20th-century design, featuring sleek lines, minimalism, and functional furniture)
Traditional (Classic and timeless, with ornate details, rich colors, and elegant furnishings)
Transitional (A blend of traditional and contemporary elements, balancing the old with the new.)
Industrial (Inspired by urban lofts, featuring raw materials like exposed brick, metal, and concrete)
Rustic (Embracing a natural and cozy feel, often with reclaimed wood and earthy colors)
Bohemian (Eclectic and free-spirited, with a mix of colors, patterns, and global influences)
Scandinavian (Known for its simplicity, neutral colors, and functional furnishings)
Mid-Century Modern (Influenced by the mid-20th century, featuring iconic designs, clean lines, and organic shapes)
Coastal (Inspired by beachfront living, characterized by light colors, natural textures, and seaside decor)
Farmhouse (Combining rustic and traditional elements, featuring warmth, simplicity, and practicality)
Art Deco (Glamorous and luxurious, with bold geometric patterns and shiny materials)
Victorian (Ornate and opulent, with intricate details and a sense of grandeur)
Minimalist (Focusing on simplicity and functionality, with a “less is more” approach)
Cottage (Quaint and cozy, with a focus on comfort and casual furnishings)
Southwestern (Influenced by the American Southwest, with warm colors, tribal patterns, and natural materials)
Asian (Drawing from various Asian cultures, featuring simplicity, balance, and natural elements)
Mediterranean (Inspired by the coastal regions of southern Europe, with warm colors, textured surfaces, and rustic details)
Eclectic (A mix-and-match style that combines elements from various design styles)
Tropical (Embracing a relaxed and exotic feel, often with vibrant colors and lush greenery)
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Please select any secondary design influence, if applicable
Contemporary (Characterized by clean lines, minimalism, and a focus on open spaces)
Modern (Similar to contemporary but often associated with mid-20th-century design, featuring sleek lines, minimalism, and functional furniture)
Traditional (Classic and timeless, with ornate details, rich colors, and elegant furnishings)
Transitional (A blend of traditional and contemporary elements, balancing the old with the new.)
Industrial (Inspired by urban lofts, featuring raw materials like exposed brick, metal, and concrete)
Rustic (Embracing a natural and cozy feel, often with reclaimed wood and earthy colors)
Bohemian (Eclectic and free-spirited, with a mix of colors, patterns, and global influences)
Scandinavian (Known for its simplicity, neutral colors, and functional furnishings)
Mid-Century Modern (Influenced by the mid-20th century, featuring iconic designs, clean lines, and organic shapes)
Coastal (Inspired by beachfront living, characterized by light colors, natural textures, and seaside decor)
Farmhouse (Combining rustic and traditional elements, featuring warmth, simplicity, and practicality)
Art Deco (Glamorous and luxurious, with bold geometric patterns and shiny materials)
Victorian (Ornate and opulent, with intricate details and a sense of grandeur)
Minimalist (Focusing on simplicity and functionality, with a “less is more” approach)
Cottage (Quaint and cozy, with a focus on comfort and casual furnishings)
Southwestern (Influenced by the American Southwest, with warm colors, tribal patterns, and natural materials)
Asian (Drawing from various Asian cultures, featuring simplicity, balance, and natural elements)
Mediterranean (Inspired by the coastal regions of southern Europe, with warm colors, textured surfaces, and rustic details)
Eclectic (A mix-and-match style that combines elements from various design styles)
Tropical (Embracing a relaxed and exotic feel, often with vibrant colors and lush greenery)
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What colors do you prefer?
Neutral Tones: These include shades like beige, ivory, gray, or taupe. Neutral colors offer versatility and can easily blend with various design aesthetics.
Bold and Vibrant: If you prefer a more striking look, you might consider colors like deep red, royal blue, emerald green, or mustard yellow. These colors can add a pop of energy to your furniture.
Pastel Hues: Soft pastel colors like pale pink, baby blue, or mint green create a gentle and soothing atmosphere. They are often chosen for a more delicate and tranquil look.
Earthy and Natural: Earthy tones such as terracotta, olive green, or warm browns can bring a sense of nature and comfort to your space.
Monochromatic: Sticking to a single color, but varying its shades, can create an elegant and harmonious effect.
Contrasting Colors: Combining contrasting colors, like black and white, can make a bold design statement and create visual interest.
Patterned Fabrics: Consider fabrics with patterns, such as stripes, florals, or geometric designs, if you want to add texture and depth to your furniture.
Custom Prints: If you have a specific theme or design in mind, custom prints can be an excellent choice. These can include anything from personal photographs to unique artwork.
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What colors would you like to incorporate?
Beige / Taupe
Black
Blue
Brown
Cream / Ivory
Green
Grey / Silver
Multi
Orange / Rust / Spice
Pink / Magenta
Purple / Mauve
Red / Burgundy
Stone / Metals
Teal / Turquoise / Aqua
White
Yellow / Gold / Camel
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Are there any specific patterns or motifs you’re drawn to?
Floral Patterns: Floral motifs, whether large and vibrant or delicate and subtle, can add a touch of elegance and femininity to your design.
Stripes: Classic and versatile, stripes can create a sense of order and sophistication in your space. Vertical stripes can make a room appear taller, while horizontal stripes can add width.
Geometric Designs: Geometric patterns, including triangles, circles, and squares, offer a modern and often symmetrical look. They can create a sense of balance and harmony.
Animal Prints: Animal-inspired patterns like leopard, zebra, or cheetah prints can introduce a bold and exotic feel to your design.
Abstract Art: Abstract patterns and designs can be open to interpretation, adding an artistic and contemporary flair to your space.
Polka Dots: Classic and playful, polka dots can evoke a sense of nostalgia and whimsy.
Chevron: Zigzag patterns like chevron are trendy and can make a strong visual statement.
Toile de Jouy: A traditional French pattern, Toile features detailed scenes or vignettes in a monochromatic color palette. It's often used in classic and vintage-inspired designs.
Tribal Prints: Tribal motifs from various cultures around the world can bring a sense of global and eclectic style to your space.
Damask: Damask patterns are intricate and often feature elaborate, raised designs. They are associated with luxury and formality.
Nautical Motifs: Anchors, sailboats, and sea-related patterns can create a coastal or beachy ambiance.
Herringbone: Herringbone patterns are known for their distinctive V-shape. They can add a sense of texture and dimension.
Plaid: Plaid patterns are timeless and can evoke a cozy, rustic atmosphere.
Moroccan Tiles: Inspired by Moorish architecture, Moroccan tile patterns feature intricate and colorful geometric designs.
Houndstooth: A classic pattern characterized by broken checks, houndstooth offers a timeless and sophisticated look.
Paisley: Paisley patterns are characterized by a teardrop-shaped motif, often with intricate, curved designs. They can add a touch of bohemian or vintage charm to your decor.
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Do you have a particular fabric texture in mind?
Velvet: Known for its luxurious and soft feel, velvet adds a touch of elegance and warmth.
Linen: Linen has a natural, breathable texture with a slightly rougher feel, giving it a relaxed and rustic charm.
Silk: Silk exudes sophistication and has a smooth, shiny finish, perfect for a luxurious setting.
Cotton: Cotton is versatile, comfortable, and comes in various weaves, from crisp percale to soft sateen.
Chenille: Chenille fabric has a plush and velvety texture, offering both comfort and a cozy look.
Leather: Leather adds a rich, classic texture and is known for its durability.
Wool: Wool provides warmth and has a naturally textured appearance, making it ideal for colder climates.
Suede: Suede has a soft, napped surface that's inviting and works well for a relaxed, comfortable ambiance.
Jacquard: Jacquard fabrics feature intricate patterns woven into the fabric, adding texture and visual interest.
Bouclé: Bouclé fabric has a looped texture that creates a unique, tactile experience and a modern look.
Tweed: Tweed is a durable, coarse-textured fabric with a distinctive speckled appearance, often associated with traditional and rustic styles.
Brocade: Brocade features raised patterns woven into the fabric, creating an elegant, textured surface that's perfect for formal and luxurious settings.
Faux Leather/Vinyl: also known as synthetic leather or artificial leather, is a man-made material designed to mimic the look and feel of genuine leather.
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Do you have any pets?
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Do you have any young children?
YESNO
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Is this furniture for a high-traffic area?
YESNO
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Do you have any allergies or sensitivities to certain fabrics or materials?
YESNO
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Are there specific features or characteristics you require in the fabric?
Stain-Resistant
Easy to Clean
Durable
Fade-Resistant
Pet-Friendly
Hypoallergenic
Moisture-Wicking
Fire-Resistant
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What is your budget range for the fabric/materials for this project?
Less than $40 per yard
$40 - $80 per yard
$80 - $100 per yard
$100+ per yard
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