Decorating with Fabric

Ever need fabric that actually works with your space—not against it? Decorating with Fabric is one of those quiet spots in SoHo where upholstery, drapery, and wall coverings get treated like the details they are. The place sits at 565 Broome St New York, NY 10013, tucked between the gallery crowd and the weekend brunch lines, so it feels more like a local secret than a tourist stop. You’ll find bolts of linen, velvet, and even outdoor-rated textiles; they also handle custom trims and motorized shades if you’re after something less off-the-shelf.

People around here tend to swing by when they’re redoing a sofa or adding blackout panels to a bedroom—basically anytime fabric needs to do more than just look pretty. The shop leans into practicality without ditching style; think stain-resistant weaves for families or sheer panels that filter light without killing the view. It’s the kind of place where you can grab a few swatches and walk out with a plan, or spend an hour talking through a full room scheme. No pressure, just options.

If you’re mapping the trip, pull up the directions before you head over; Broome Street can be tricky with the one-ways. Questions or last-minute fabric emergencies? Ring them at (845) 352-5064—no appointment needed, just swing by during open hours.