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Fabric
From fantasy florals and beautiful botanics to animal motifs and contemporary reinterpretations of classic designs, House of Hackney has a print for all.
Traditionally woven in England, our sumptuous velvets, cool cotton linens and iconic jacquards are perfect for curtains,
blinds and upholstery, bringing a touch of irreverent style to your home.
Fabric
From fantasy florals and beautiful botanics to animal motifs and contemporary reinterpretations of classic designs, House of Hackney has a print for all. Traditionally woven in England, our sumptuous velvets, cool cotton linens and iconic jacquards are perfect for curtains, blinds and upholstery, bringing a touch of irreverent style to your home.
Fabric Shop
Find a new nirvana of decor with House of Hackney’s iconic print fabrics, sustainably woven with love in Britain.
Shop By Print
Fabric Shop
Find a new nirvana of decor with House of Hackney’s iconic print fabrics, sustainably woven with love in Britain.
Shop By Print
Our Fabric
House of Hackney’s luxurious patterned fabrics are traditionally woven and printed in Suffolk, England using materials of the highest quality. With sustainability at the heart of our House, all of our fabric is produced using eco-friendly methods, and are free from harmful chemicals that damage the environment. That’s why we call them feel-good fabrics!
We want to encourage our customers to make good of old and find ways to bring tired pieces back to life - we call it ‘R-eco-very’. In the UK, a monumental 672,000 tonnes of furniture winds up in landfill each year (the equivalent to 4.2 million discarded two-seater sofas). Unwanted pieces left abandoned on the street is an equally terrible fate that causes havoc to local wildlife. As well as protecting plants and animals, rescuing the pieces you already own saves 1000 times the amount of CO2 it would take to create something from scratch.
Discover how you can breathe new life into love-worn pieces.
Our Fabric
House of Hackney’s luxurious patterned fabrics are traditionally woven and printed in Suffolk, England using materials of the highest quality. With sustainability at the heart of our House, all of our fabric is produced using eco-friendly methods, and are free from harmful chemicals that damage the environment. That’s why we call them feel-good fabrics!
We want to encourage our customers to make good of old and find ways to bring tired pieces back to life - we call it ‘R-eco-very’. In the UK, a monumental 672,000 tonnes of furniture winds up in landfill each year (the equivalent to 4.2 million discarded two-seater sofas). Unwanted pieces left abandoned on the street is an equally terrible fate that causes havoc to local wildlife. As well as protecting plants and animals, rescuing the pieces you already own saves 1000 times the amount of CO2 it would take to create something from scratch.
Discover how you can breathe new life into love-worn pieces.
Material World
Learn everything you need to know about using fabric in your home, from the art of upholstery to measuring for curtains.
How to Use Fabric in Your Home
Our eco-friendly, British-made velvets, cotton-linens and jacquard patterned fabrics are the perfect way to update your interior. Whether you’re looking to DIY your way to a delectable dining chair, have been dreaming of drapes or want to breathe new life into a love-worn piece of furniture, we’ve got you (and your favourite furnishings) covered!
How to Choose the Right Curtains
We can’t resist the draw of curtains. Depending on which fabric and colour you choose (not to mention the print), drapes have the power to dramatically change the feel of a room. But did you know that they can affect the feel, quite literally, by keeping your home cool in summer and warm in winter? Get ready to see the classic window coverings in a whole new light…
How to Decorate with Fabric
At House of Hackney, we’ve always believed that your home is your sanctuary. We’re here to reassure you that transforming any space into your own personal oasis is easier than you might think.
Our sustainable wallpaper is designed for each and every room in the home. We see it as an opportunity to completely transform any space; imbuing it with beauty and your personality. Follow these simple steps to create your very own wonder walls.
Material World
Learn everything you need to know about using fabric in your home, from the art of upholstery to measuring for curtains.
How to Use
Fabric in Your Home
Our eco-friendly, British-made velvets, cotton-linens and jacquard patterned fabrics are the perfect way to update your interior. Whether you’re looking to DIY your way to a delectable dining chair, have been dreaming of drapes or want to breathe new life into a love-worn piece of furniture, we’ve got you (and your favourite furnishings) covered!
How to Choose
the Right Curtains
We can’t resist the draw of curtains. Depending on which fabric and colour you choose (not to mention the print), drapes have the power to dramatically change the feel of a room. But did you know that they can affect the feel, quite literally, by keeping your home cool in summer and warm in winter? Get ready to see the classic window coverings in a whole new light…
How to Decorate
with Fabric
At House of Hackney, we’ve always believed that your home is your sanctuary. We’re here to reassure you that transforming any space into your own personal oasis is easier than you might think.
Our sustainable wallpaper is designed for each and every room in the home. We see it as an opportunity to completely transform any space; imbuing it with beauty and your personality. Follow these simple steps to create your very own wonder walls.
Be Inspired
From stylish interiors and interviews with designers and dreamers to home decor ideas and DIY tips,
there’s a world of inspiration to discover with House of Hackney.
Gallery
Be Inspired
From stylish interiors and interviews with designers and dreamers to home decor ideas and DIY tips, there’s a world of inspiration to discover with House of Hackney.
Gallery
