Lacefield Designs Fabrics and Decorative Pillows

Discover Lacefield Designs through The WorkRoom, with artisan textiles and decorative pillows that bring expressive pattern, thoughtful color and distinctive detail to interiors.

Lacefield is available through The WorkRoom by request only. Products are not displayed or available for direct purchase on our website.

Explore the official Lacefield Designs website, then email sales@theworkroom.llc with the pattern name, colorway and quantity you need.

Artisan Textiles by Lacefield Designs

Founded by Beth Lacefield in Atlanta, Lacefield Designs draws inspiration from nature, culture and everyday experiences. Its creative process begins with artwork developed through painting, drawing, block printing and paper techniques. These original ideas become textiles with an individual, artistic character.

For interiors that need a focal point or a considered finishing touch, Lacefield fabrics offer a starting point for coordinating pattern, color and decorative accents.

Lacefield Fabrics for Interior Projects

Choosing a fabric involves more than finding a favorite pattern. Scale, texture and color should work with the room, while the material’s specifications should suit its intended use.

If you are considering Lacefield fabric for pillows, drapery or upholstery, send The WorkRoom your chosen design and a brief description of the project. Ask us to confirm the fabric’s suitability and current availability before placing your order.

Browse our designer fabrics for additional options to coordinate with your selection.

Lacefield Decorative Pillows

Lacefield’s decorative pillows combine its textile designs with considered finishing details. The brand’s pillow offerings include styles featuring trims, tassels, flanges and contrasting edges, adding another layer of texture and definition.

A patterned pillow can introduce color to a neutral sofa, connect a chair to the surrounding furnishings or give a bedroom a more finished feel. When requesting a specific Lacefield pillow, include the product name or number, color and size so we can check the item you have in mind.

Coordinating Pattern, Color and Texture

Begin with the Lacefield design you love, then build around its colors and proportions. Pair a larger pattern with a quieter coordinating fabric, or repeat an accent color across pillows and window treatments to connect the room.

For a more tailored result, consider how pillow edging and other decorative details relate to the surrounding textiles. Share your existing fabrics or project references with your inquiry to explain the look you want to achieve.

How to Request Lacefield Through The WorkRoom

Visit Lacefield Designs to explore the brand, then send your selection to sales@theworkroom.llc.

Please include:

Fabric pattern or pillow name, plus the item number if available.
Colorway and size, where applicable.
Required yardage or number of pillows.
A product link or reference image.
Intended use and desired project timing.

We’ll review your request and help with availability and the next steps for ordering. If you need a sample before deciding, include that in your message so we can check sample options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Lacefield fabrics and pillows?

Lacefield is available through The WorkRoom by request. Email your selected product details to sales@theworkroom.llc to inquire about availability and ordering.

Can I order Lacefield directly on The WorkRoom website?

Lacefield products are handled by inquiry rather than online checkout. Contact us with the item you are interested in to get started.

How can I browse Lacefield designs?

Visit the official Lacefield Designs website to explore its textiles, pillows and catalogs. Send us a link or the pattern name and colorway for the selection you would like to request.

Can I request a specific Lacefield fabric or pillow?

Yes. Send the product name, item number or reference image with your preferred color and quantity. We’ll check current availability for your selection.

What if I am unsure how much fabric I need?

Include your project details and any measurements or specifications supplied by your upholsterer, drapery maker or installer. Final yardage should account for the selected pattern’s repeat and your project’s construction requirements.