Barclay Butera Fabric

Barclay Butera Fabric by the Yard

Barclay Butera fabric brings coastal elegance, relaxed luxury, and classic American style to residential interiors. Known for refined stripes, sophisticated neutrals, rich velvets, textured wovens, and versatile prints inspired by coastal and transitional living, Barclay Butera fabrics are produced in collaboration with Kravet under the Kravet Design label. At The WorkRoom, we carry the complete Barclay Butera fabric collection by the yard — upholstery and multipurpose textiles available to residential customers and interior designers with samples available before committing to a full order.

About Barclay Butera

Barclay Butera is a Los Angeles and Newport Beach-based interior designer whose work is defined by a distinctive blend of coastal elegance and classic American luxury. His interiors are known for their tailored, livable quality — spaces that feel polished and considered without being stiff or formal. The Barclay Butera fabric collection, produced through a collaboration with Kravet Design, reflects this aesthetic directly — textiles that balance sophistication with comfort, and style with practicality. Collections like Sagamore and Harbor Home capture the brand's signature coastal-meets-classic sensibility across upholstery weights, velvets, wovens, and prints.

What's in the Barclay Butera Fabric Collection

The Barclay Butera fabric collection spans a range of constructions well suited to coastal and transitional interiors. Velvet fabrics — including sheared and steamed finishes — are among the most distinctive in the collection, offering tactile luxury in soft, warm colorways. Stripe fabrics reflect the brand's coastal aesthetic — tailored, classic, and endlessly versatile for upholstery and drapery. Neutral and tonal wovens in ivory, sand, and warm white provide the elegant, restrained foundations that define the Barclay Butera interior aesthetic. Multipurpose prints from collections like Harbor Home offer nature-inspired motifs in washed, relaxed colorways suited to coastal living rooms, bedrooms, and outdoor-adjacent spaces.

Barclay Butera Fabric for Upholstery and Drapery

Barclay Butera fabrics are primarily upholstery and multipurpose weights, designed for sofas, chairs, benches, headboards, and accent pieces. The collection's velvets are particularly well suited to statement upholstery — sheared and steamed finishes give them a refined, tactile quality that elevates classic silhouettes. For drapery applications, lighter-weight prints and wovens from the collection work beautifully as floor-length panels in coastal and transitional living rooms and bedrooms.

How Barclay Butera Fabric Layers in an Interior

Barclay Butera fabrics are designed to mix and coordinate with ease. Solid fabrics in warm neutrals — ivory, cream, linen, and sand — provide the perfect restful companions to Barclay Butera's more textured or patterned designs. Indoor/outdoor fabric in performance constructions pairs naturally with Barclay Butera's coastal aesthetic for covered patio and outdoor living applications. Neutral and beige fabrics across the broader collection extend the brand's calm, coastal palette throughout an interior. For coordinating wallpaper in the same design family, explore our Barclay Butera wallpaper by Winfield Thybony collection.

Also Explore

If you love the coastal elegance and relaxed luxury of Barclay Butera fabric, you may also enjoy other collections that share the same refined, coastal-inspired aesthetic. Barbara Barry fabric — also a Kravet designer collaboration — shares the same quiet luxury sensibility with a similarly calm, material-focused palette. Kravet fabric offers the full parent brand range across every style, price point, and construction. Ralph Lauren fabric shares Barclay Butera's classic American approach to luxury residential textiles. Beige and neutral fabric extends the coastal, tonal palette that defines the Barclay Butera aesthetic across many brands. And for a fully coordinated interior, explore our Barclay Butera wallpaper collection for complementary wallcoverings by Winfield Thybony.