Lelièvre Paris Fabrics and Wallpapers – Luxury French Textiles

Discover Lelièvre Paris fabrics and wallpapers at The WorkRoom, featuring one of France's most important luxury textile houses.

Founded in Paris in 1914, Lelièvre combines more than a century of French textile heritage with contemporary pattern, exceptional weaving and sophisticated color. The collection includes velvet, jacquard, tapestry, linen, wool, embroidery, sheers, prints, upholstery textiles and luxury wallcoverings for both residential and contract interiors.

In the United States, Lelièvre Paris is represented through The House of Scalamandré, and The WorkRoom sells Lelièvre products online through our Scalamandré relationship.

Shop Lelièvre Paris products through The WorkRoom's Scalamandré assortment, or browse the official Lelièvre Paris collection at Scalamandré.

If you are searching for a particular Lelièvre design that is not currently visible on The WorkRoom website, email The WorkRoom with the pattern, colorway and product number.

Lelièvre Paris Fabric

Lelièvre Paris fabric ranges from understated plains and textured weaves to highly decorative jacquards, velvet and tapestry.

The current Scalamandré assortment includes hundreds of Lelièvre fabrics across categories including embroideries, jacquards and wovens, printed fabrics, sheers, velvet, linen blends, wool blends and silk blends.

These fabrics can be used for upholstery, drapery, Roman shades, headboards, cushions and custom furnishings depending on the individual specification.

Browse luxury upholstery fabrics, drapery fabrics, velvet fabrics and linen fabrics.

French Jacquard and Tapestry

Lelièvre has particular expertise in sophisticated woven construction.

Jacquard and tapestry allow pattern to be created directly through the structure of the textile rather than simply printed onto its surface.

Current collections include richly woven designs produced in France and elsewhere in Europe, often combining linen, cotton, wool and performance fibers.

The Borealis collection, for example, includes tapestry, jacquard, wool and linen-loop fabrics inspired by Scandinavian landscapes.

Lelièvre Velvet

Velvet is another defining category within Lelièvre Paris.

The collection ranges from rich upholstery velvets to more contemporary textural constructions suited to modern European interiors.

Browse velvet fabric at The WorkRoom.

Lelièvre Upholstery Fabric

Many Lelièvre fabrics carry substantial abrasion ratings and are designed for sophisticated residential upholstery.

Depending on the design, applications can include sofas, lounge chairs, dining seating, benches, ottomans and upholstered headboards.

Always review the individual product specification before ordering.

Lelièvre Drapery Fabrics

Lelièvre also offers exceptional drapery materials, including linen, wool, jacquard, sheer and decorative woven textiles.

These fabrics can create full-length curtains, Roman shades and architectural window treatments with a distinctly European character.

Browse luxury drapery fabric and sheer fabric.

Lelièvre Wallcoverings

Lelièvre Paris also produces luxury wallpaper and wallcoverings, including printed and textile wallcoverings.

The Scalamandré portfolio currently lists more than 260 Lelièvre products across fabric and wallcovering categories.

Browse designer wallpaper and wallcoverings for related products available online.

Maison Leleu and Lelièvre

Lelièvre frequently draws from important French design archives.

The Rétrospective Maison Leleu collection reinterprets archival Maison Leleu designs through contemporary fabrics and wallpapers inspired by Art Deco, flora, fauna and mid-century design.

Contemporary French Design

Although Lelièvre has deep historical roots, its current design language is not limited to traditional French interiors.

Modern geometrics, abstract pattern, woven texture and sophisticated neutral palettes allow the fabrics to work in contemporary apartments, modern houses and hospitality-inspired interiors.

Contract and Performance Fabrics

Lelièvre also develops textiles for hospitality and contract applications.

Its contract collections include flame-retardant and washable fabrics designed for settings such as hotel lobbies, restaurants, suites and reception areas.