This document discusses various uses of textiles in interior design. It mentions that interior designers use textiles to add color, texture, and other elements to a space. It also lists different properties that are important for various interior end uses, such as dimensional stability for wall fabrics, abrasion resistance and strength for upholstery, and resilience for carpets. The document notes that textiles are used for upholstery, contract upholstery, panel fabrics, upholstered walls, windows, privacy curtains, bedding, trimming, and rugs.

2. Fiber

4. Yarn

5. Weaving

7. Adding Color

8. Wholesalers,
Jobbers or
Editors

11. Design

12. Design Centers
D&D 200 Lexington

14. Interior Designer

15. Fashion

16. Miles Redd

17. Crosby Street Hotel Interior Design by Kit Kemp

18. Image
Branding
Free People
dressing rooms

19. Function
Can this textile withstand the stresses of this
installation?

20. Google London

21. Pet Friendly

22. Outdoor

23. Interior designer use textiles too add color, line,
texture, form,
rhythm, contrast, harmony, scale and emphasis

24. Color

28. Soften hard
edges

31. A variety of interior end uses require different
properties
• Window treatments
drape
• Wall or panel
dimensional stability
• Upholstery
resistance to abrasion, dimensional stability, strength
• Carpets and rugs
resilience, strength
• Soft furnishings such as cushions, table cloths, bedspreads,
bed skirts

32. Upholstery

33. Contract Upholstery

34. Panel fabrics for office systems

35. Upholstered
Walls

36. Window

38. Privacy curtains
for healthcare

39. Bedding and
soft
furnishings

40. Trimming

41. Rugs