Pierre Frey Lorraine fabric

Pierre Frey Lorraine fabric

A design by Pierre Frey. Lorraine has the quiet composure of a fabric that settles into a room rather than announces itself. Its muted green-beige tonality is softened by a fine textured surface, giving the cloth a gentle depth that reads as both restrained and tactile. The effect is subtle but considered: a woven character with enough presence to enrich upholstery or drapery schemes without disturbing the balance of a scheme. Presented in a 142 cm width and made from a blend of linen, polyester, cotton, acrylic and viscose, Lorraine is described with an emphasis on intensive use, making it a practical choice where a poised, lived-in elegance is required. The jacquard, plain and semi-plain qualities suggest a fabric that can work comfortably across contemporary, classic or naturally layered interiors, especially where colour, texture and durability need to sit together with ease.