DESIGN INSPIRATION
Four concepts for pairing acrylic fabric with the frames, finishes and furnishings around it. Each includes a sample check to help take the idea into production.
04 DESIGN CONCEPTS
These illustrations are design concepts. Their colors are for planning; confirm the finished shade and texture with a physical swatch.
01 / YACHT CANVAS
Pair a navy bimini with ivory details and sand accents on deck. Repeat one of the lighter colors in the trim to connect the canopy with the hull.
Sample check: Inspect the swatches next to the hull in sun and shade, and test the sewn edge where the fabric wraps the frame.
Marine fabric checklist
02 / HOSPITALITY
Use sage for the awning, ivory for the parasol and oat for the lounger cushions. The three tones sit well with pale stone and soften the transition from the building to the pool.
Sample check: Compare the cushion fabric on the specified foam and confirm how each cover will be removed, cleaned and dried.
Outdoor upholstery checklist
03 / OUTDOOR DINING
Run a terracotta awning across a light façade. Pair it with deep teal frames and use oat as a quieter accent on seat pads or decorative trim.
Sample check: View the color from the street. On a retractable frame, test a sewn edge and representative seam on the actual roller.
Awnings and shade checklist
04 / RESIDENTIAL TERRACE
Use sand overhead and ivory on the seating. Add deep teal to a few smaller cushions to echo the planting beyond the patio.
Sample check: Compare a hanging sample and a fitted seat sample together. Folds and shadows can change how the same shade reads.
Outdoor upholstery checklistPHYSICAL SWATCHES
Bring the selected colors together with the frame, wall finish or trim before committing to a full order.
