American Heritage Fabric, Wallpaper and Textile Brands at The WorkRoom

Luxury American Fabrics, Wallpapers, Wallcoverings and Decorative Trims

American textile design has a distinctive identity all its own. From New York's legendary fabric houses and Philadelphia's artisan printing studios to California textile designers and innovative American wallcovering manufacturers, the United States has produced some of the most influential names in luxury interior design.

At The WorkRoom, we provide access to an exceptional range of American luxury fabrics, designer wallpaper, wallcoverings, upholstery textiles, drapery fabrics, performance fabrics and decorative trims for residential interiors.

Our American resources range from historic houses such as Schumacher, Scalamandré, Kravet and Lee Jofa to contemporary leaders including Phillip Jeffries, Innovations, Perennials, Galbraith and Paul, Peter Fasano, Kerry Joyce, Holly Hunt and Samuel and Sons.

Some collections can be purchased directly through The WorkRoom online, while other trade-focused brands are available by request. Explore our complete luxury fabric collection, browse more than 100,000 designer wallpapers and wallcoverings, or discover our complete luxury designer brand directory.

What Defines American Luxury Textile Design?

There is no single American decorating style.

American textile design includes everything from traditional floral chintz and historic damask to modern geometric fabric, hand-blocked prints, natural grasscloth, performance upholstery, architectural wallcovering and streamlined contemporary weaves.

What connects the best American textile houses is an emphasis on craftsmanship, versatility and interiors designed to be lived in.

Traditional American rooms may layer florals, stripes, plaids and decorative trims, while contemporary interiors often rely on beautifully woven solids, natural textures and understated wallcoverings. Coastal, Southern, New England, California and metropolitan New York design traditions each bring another interpretation of American luxury.

Browse our luxury upholstery fabrics, designer drapery fabrics, performance textiles and luxury wallpaper to explore these different approaches.

Schumacher Fabrics and Wallpaper

Few companies have influenced American decorating as profoundly as F. Schumacher and Co.

Founded in New York in 1889, Schumacher has become synonymous with exceptional decorative fabrics and wallpaper. Its enormous archive encompasses florals, chinoiseries, animal prints, geometrics, ikats, stripes, textured fabrics and some of the most recognizable patterns in American interior design.

Shop Schumacher fabrics, wallpaper and trims at The WorkRoom to discover designs suited to upholstery, drapery, pillows and walls.

Schumacher also collaborates with many important contemporary designers, helping connect historic American textile traditions with today's interiors.

Scalamandré Fabrics, Wallpaper and Trims

Scalamandré occupies a unique place in the history of American decorative textiles.

Established in New York in 1929, the company became celebrated for extraordinary silks, damasks, brocades, trims and historically informed textiles. Its fabrics have been used in some of America's most important residential, institutional and historic interiors.

Explore Scalamandré wallpaper at The WorkRoom along with Scalamandré fabrics and trims available through our broader designer brand collection.

For interiors that embrace maximalism, historical references or classic New York decorating, Scalamandré remains one of the defining American textile resources.

Kravet and Kravet Couture

The Kravet story is deeply woven into the history of the American interior design industry.

The family-owned company has grown into one of the country's largest and most influential luxury textile resources, offering fabrics, wallcoverings and trims spanning nearly every interior design aesthetic.

Browse Kravet fabric by the yard through The WorkRoom, including Kravet Design, Kravet Basics, Kravet Smart and other collections.

For an elevated expression of the brand, explore Kravet Couture fabric, featuring sophisticated embroideries, jacquards, luxurious velvets, silks, decorative prints and highly detailed textiles created for exceptional residential interiors.

The wider Kravet family also includes Lee Jofa, Brunschwig and Fils, GP and J Baker, Baker Lifestyle, Larsen and other important international textile resources.

Lee Jofa

Lee Jofa is another essential name in American luxury interiors.

Its collections combine historic decorative patterns with sophisticated contemporary design. Lee Jofa is particularly admired for richly layered prints, woven textiles, florals, upholstery fabrics and wallpapers that work beautifully in traditional and transitional rooms.

Shop Lee Jofa fabric by the yard through The WorkRoom.

The broader Lee Jofa universe also includes Lee Jofa Modern, which brings a cleaner, more contemporary perspective through collections and collaborations with internationally recognized designers.

Ralph Lauren Home Fabrics and Wallpaper

Few brands have defined an aspirational vision of American lifestyle as successfully as Ralph Lauren.

Ralph Lauren Home textiles move effortlessly between equestrian estates, New England coastal homes, Manhattan apartments, Western lodges and relaxed country interiors.

Shop Ralph Lauren fabric by the yard and explore coordinating Ralph Lauren wallpaper through The WorkRoom's complete wallpaper collection.

Plaids, stripes, paisleys, florals, velvets, linens and tailored woven fabrics allow Ralph Lauren interiors to feel unmistakably American while drawing inspiration from traditions around the world.

Phillip Jeffries Luxury Wallcoverings

Phillip Jeffries has become one of the world's leading names in luxury wallcovering and one of the most important American resources for sophisticated residential walls.

The company helped transform natural grasscloth, sisal and textured wallcovering into essential materials for high-end contemporary interiors.

Explore Phillip Jeffries within The WorkRoom's luxury wallpaper collection or visit our luxury designer brand directory for access to the line.

Phillip Jeffries is particularly renowned for grasscloth, sisal, natural wallcoverings, textured surfaces and sophisticated printed designs.

These materials can bring subtle architectural depth to living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, offices and other refined residential spaces.

Innovations Wallcoverings

Innovations is another major American wallcovering resource available through The WorkRoom.

Known for sophisticated materials and modern surface design, Innovations creates luxury wallcoverings ranging from understated woven textures to architectural and highly tactile surfaces.

Explore Innovations through The WorkRoom or browse our complete wallcovering collection.

Unlike conventional printed wallpaper, many Innovations designs are intended to function almost like an architectural finish, bringing depth, texture and movement to walls.

York Wallcoverings

York Wallcoverings represents one of America's great wallpaper manufacturing traditions.

Based in Pennsylvania, York has produced residential wallpaper since 1895 and offers an enormous range spanning historical patterns, traditional florals, contemporary designs, grasscloth looks, murals, textures and major designer collaborations.

Shop York wallpaper at The WorkRoom or explore the York Designer Series, including designer collections from names such as Candice Olson, Ronald Redding, Aviva Stanoff, Antonina Vella, Christiane Lemieux, Lemieux Et Cie Signature and others.

York's extensive archive and manufacturing expertise make the company especially important to the history of American wallpaper.

Rose Cumming Fabrics

Few fabric houses represent classic American decorating more vividly than Rose Cumming.

Rose Cumming became renowned in New York for vibrant glazed chintzes, expressive floral prints and an unapologetically decorative approach to interiors.

Explore Rose Cumming fabrics through The WorkRoom for archival florals, colorful botanicals and richly decorative designs suited to upholstery, drapery, pillows and other custom furnishings.

These fabrics are particularly compelling for rooms inspired by traditional New York, Palm Beach, Southern and English-influenced American interiors.

Galbraith and Paul

Philadelphia-based Galbraith and Paul represents American textile craftsmanship at its most personal.

Founded by Liz Galbraith and Ephraim Paul, the studio is known for hand-blocked fabrics and studio-printed wallpapers created with an unmistakable artisan quality.

Explore Galbraith and Paul through The WorkRoom's luxury brand collection.

Rather than looking mass-produced, these patterns retain the subtle variations that make hand printing so compelling. The result works especially well in interiors that value craftsmanship, natural materials and relaxed sophistication.

Peter Fasano Fabrics and Wallpaper

Peter Fasano is another important American studio known for handcrafted decorative textiles.

Peter Fasano fabrics and wallpapers combine hand-screened pattern with sophisticated color and expressive scale.

The designs range from painterly botanicals to bold geometrics and graphic motifs, making Peter Fasano especially appealing for rooms where fabric or wallpaper is intended to become an important visual element.

Explore Peter Fasano through The WorkRoom. The complete collection is available by request.

Kerry Joyce Fabrics and Wallpaper

Los Angeles designer Kerry Joyce brings a quieter interpretation of American luxury.

Kerry Joyce fabrics and wallpaper favor refined texture, elegant neutrals and understated patterns that complement both traditional architecture and clean contemporary interiors.

These textiles are particularly effective when the goal is sophistication without excessive ornamentation.

Explore Kerry Joyce at The WorkRoom. The complete collection is available to order by request.

Perennials Performance Fabrics

American textile innovation is not limited to decorative pattern.

Perennials has become one of the leading names in luxury performance textiles, proving that fabrics engineered for indoor-outdoor use can still feel sophisticated enough for the most refined residential interiors.

Explore Perennials performance fabrics through The WorkRoom.

Perennials textiles are widely used for outdoor seating, poolside furniture, family rooms, dining chairs and other demanding environments where durability, stain resistance and fade resistance are priorities.

Their understated textures, stripes and sophisticated color palettes make them equally suitable for indoor rooms.

Holly Hunt

Holly Hunt represents the architectural side of American luxury interior design.

The brand is associated with refined materials, restrained palettes, sophisticated textures and an aesthetic that works especially well in modern and transitional interiors.

Explore Holly Hunt fabrics and wallcoverings through The WorkRoom. The full line is available by request.

If you already know the Holly Hunt pattern or colorway you need, email The WorkRoom for pricing and availability.

Pollack

Pollack is known for innovative woven textiles that combine technical sophistication with artistic design.

Its collections frequently explore unusual yarns, dimensional constructions, expressive color and sophisticated textures, creating upholstery and drapery fabrics suited to contemporary residential interiors.

Explore Pollack fabrics through The WorkRoom. The collection is available by request.

Suzanne Tucker Home

Suzanne Tucker Home brings a refined decorator's perspective to luxury fabric and interior furnishings.

Its collections are rooted in timeless residential design, balancing historical references, graceful patterns and sophisticated palettes with a feeling that remains comfortable rather than overly formal.

Explore Suzanne Tucker Home through The WorkRoom for fabrics and other luxury interior resources available by request.

Quadrille, China Seas and Alan Campbell

Quadrille has become synonymous with colorful, pattern-rich American decorating.

Its distinctive hand-screened prints are especially associated with confident interiors in New York, Palm Beach and coastal New England, where graphic pattern, vibrant color and layered decoration are embraced rather than restrained.

The Quadrille family includes Quadrille, China Seas, Home Couture and Alan Campbell.

Explore Quadrille and China Seas fabrics and wallpaper or discover Alan Campbell fabrics through The WorkRoom.

The full collections are available by request.

Sister Parish

Sister Parish is inseparable from the development of classic American decorating.

Today's Sister Parish textile collections continue an aesthetic associated with comfortable elegance, small-scale prints, classic motifs and the layered approach that helped define American country-house interiors.

Sister Parish fabrics can be sourced through The WorkRoom. Visit our complete luxury brand directory or email us with the pattern and colorway you need.

Rose Tarlow Melrose House

Rose Tarlow Melrose House represents another distinctly sophisticated American point of view.

The Los Angeles design house is known for understated textiles that emphasize texture, subtle color, craftsmanship and interiors that feel timeless rather than newly decorated.

Explore Rose Tarlow fabrics through The WorkRoom. The collection is available by request.

Maya Romanoff

Chicago-based Maya Romanoff changed the way designers think about decorative walls.

Known for handcrafted and highly tactile wallcoverings, the company helped elevate wall surfaces into an artistic material in their own right.

Maya Romanoff wallcoverings can incorporate remarkable textures, artisan techniques and unusual materials, making them particularly suitable for statement interiors where the wall itself becomes part of the architecture.

Explore Maya Romanoff luxury wallcoverings through The WorkRoom.

Weitzner

New York-based Weitzner offers sophisticated wallcoverings defined by material exploration, subtle color, handcrafted surfaces and inventive texture.

Founded by designer Lori Weitzner, the brand is particularly appealing to designers seeking understated surfaces that reveal more detail as they are viewed up close.

Explore Weitzner wallpaper and wallcoverings through The WorkRoom or learn more about Lori Weitzner.

The complete collection is available by request.

Samuel and Sons Decorative Trims

The finishing details of an American luxury interior are just as important as its major fabrics.

New York-based Samuel and Sons is one of the world's leading resources for decorative trim and passementerie.

Explore Samuel and Sons through The WorkRoom's luxury trim collection and designer brand directory.

Decorative borders, tapes, braids, fringe, cords, tassels and tiebacks can transform drapery, pillows, upholstered furniture and bedding by adding contrast, structure or a final layer of decorative detail.

Clarence House

Clarence House has long been associated with sophisticated American decorating, expressive prints and richly colored luxury fabrics.

Its collections have been specified by generations of celebrated designers and remain especially desirable for interiors that embrace pattern and color.

Explore Clarence House through The WorkRoom's luxury designer brand directory or contact us with a pattern name or number for current pricing and availability.

Cowtan and Tout

Cowtan and Tout is an important New York-based luxury textile resource offering sophisticated fabrics and wallpapers for residential interiors.

The collections encompass traditional prints, elegant woven fabrics, refined plains and decorative patterns suited to both classic and contemporary spaces.

Explore Cowtan and Tout through our luxury brand directory.

Donghia

Donghia remains an influential name in sophisticated American interior design.

Known for refined woven textiles, contemporary pattern and a distinctive approach to understated luxury, Donghia fabrics work particularly well in modern and transitional interiors.

Explore Donghia through The WorkRoom's luxury designer brand collection.

Fabricut, S. Harris, Trend and Vervain

Tulsa-based Fabricut is one of America's most important textile companies and represents a broad family of decorative fabric brands.

Explore S. Harris fabrics through The WorkRoom, Trend fabrics and wallpapers, and the wider Fabricut family through our designer brand directory.

Vervain is another important Fabricut-associated luxury textile line, known for decorative prints, woven fabrics and sophisticated traditional and transitional designs.

Explore Vervain through The WorkRoom's luxury brand directory.

John Robshaw

John Robshaw brings global textile traditions into distinctly relaxed American interiors.

Known for hand-crafted inspiration, block-print aesthetics, expressive pattern and layered color, John Robshaw fabrics are especially effective in bedrooms, casual living spaces and interiors influenced by travel.

Explore John Robshaw through The WorkRoom's luxury brand directory.

Zak and Fox

Zak and Fox approaches luxury textiles through a sophisticated mix of historical references, global influences and expressive pattern.

The New York design house has become a favorite resource for interiors that value originality, craftsmanship and a collected aesthetic.

Explore Zak and Fox through our luxury designer brand directory.

Wolf-Gordon

Wolf-Gordon is an important American resource for architectural wallcoverings, textiles and commercial-grade decorative surfaces.

Its collections include sophisticated wall materials appropriate for contemporary residential, hospitality and contract-inspired interiors.

Explore Wolf-Gordon through The WorkRoom's luxury wallcovering brand directory.

Rogers and Goffigon

Rogers and Goffigon is known for beautifully understated textiles with an emphasis on fiber, texture, nuanced color and timeless construction.

These fabrics work particularly well in sophisticated residential interiors where the richness of the material is intended to speak more quietly than an overt pattern.

Explore Rogers and Goffigon through our luxury fabric brand directory.

Studio Printworks

Studio Printworks brings an artistic and imaginative approach to wallpaper design, creating patterns that range from playful and graphic to highly decorative.

Explore Studio Printworks through The WorkRoom's luxury wallpaper and brand directory.

Other American Fabric and Wallcovering Resources Available Through The WorkRoom

The WorkRoom's American textile offering extends well beyond these featured houses.

Additional resources represented through our site include Alan Campbell, Architex, Garrett Leather, Great Plains, John Robshaw, Larsen, Patterson Flynn, Peter Dunham, Rodolph, S. Harris, Stark, Stroheim, Studio Printworks, Surfaces by David Bonk, Travers, Trend, Twill, Vervain, Wolf-Gordon and Zak and Fox, along with additional specialty designers, textile studios and wallcovering manufacturers.

Browse the complete list of luxury brands available through The WorkRoom to find these and additional collections.

American Fabrics for Upholstery

American textile houses offer an extraordinary range of materials for custom furniture.

Browse The WorkRoom's designer upholstery fabrics for velvets, chenilles, linens, cottons, performance textiles, woven textures and decorative prints suitable for sofas, chairs, ottomans, benches, headboards and dining seating.

For high-use spaces, explore performance fabrics designed to balance sophisticated appearance with practical durability.

American Drapery Fabrics

Window treatments are another important part of the American decorating tradition.

From formal silk draperies and floral curtains to relaxed linen panels and contemporary sheers, fabric can dramatically influence the character of a room.

Browse luxury drapery fabrics for custom curtains, Roman shades, decorative panels and other window treatments.

American Wallpaper and Wallcoverings

American wall design ranges from traditional printed wallpaper to some of the world's most advanced luxury wallcoverings.

Schumacher, Scalamandré, York and Kravet offer extensive decorative wallpaper collections, while Phillip Jeffries, Innovations and Maya Romanoff demonstrate the extraordinary possibilities of grasscloth, natural fibers, textile wallcovering and dimensional surfaces.

Explore more than 100,000 designer wallpapers and wallcoverings at The WorkRoom to discover options for bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, powder rooms, entryways, home offices and statement walls.

American Style: From New York Tradition to California Modern

One of the greatest strengths of American interior design is its diversity.

A New York apartment might combine a Schumacher print with Scalamandré trim and antique furniture. A Palm Beach room might embrace colorful Quadrille or Rose Cumming patterns.

A California interior could layer Kerry Joyce textiles with handcrafted Peter Fasano designs, while a contemporary home might rely on Holly Hunt, Pollack or Weitzner for quiet texture.

A family room designed around Perennials performance fabric may represent an entirely different expression of American luxury, while Phillip Jeffries grasscloth can add natural texture to almost any style of interior.

American design is not defined by one period or aesthetic. It is defined by the freedom to combine tradition, craftsmanship, innovation and personal expression.

Where to Buy American Luxury Fabrics and Wallpaper

The WorkRoom gives homeowners, interior designers, decorators and architects access to an extensive range of American luxury fabric, wallpaper, wallcovering and trim brands.

Many products can be purchased directly online. For brands with manufacturer restrictions or trade-focused distribution, the full collection may instead be available by request.

Start by browsing our luxury designer brand directory. If the brand or product you need is not displayed for direct online purchase, that does not necessarily mean it is unavailable.

If you already know the brand, pattern name or number and colorway, email The WorkRoom and we can assist with current pricing, availability, minimum-order requirements, specifications and samples when available.

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