Four square fabric swatches shown side by side on a light gray background: a light gray textured sample, a warm off-white/beige textured sample, an olive green textured sample, and a black-and-white speckled sample.

Bouclé Fabric Options for Sofas

Bouclé fabric brings warmth and rich texture to sofas, creating a cosy yet refined look. We can customise many of our sofas without removable covers in bouclé fabric.

Explore common FAQs, available fabric series, colours and delivered samples below to find out if bouclé is right for you and choose the right bouclé series and colour for your piece.

What You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is bouclé fabric not suitable for?

Bouclé’s raised loops can trap more dust than flat-weave fabrics, so we do not recommend it for families with young children or people who are sensitive to dust.

The looped surface can also make dust harder to remove, making bouclé less suitable for those who prefer a sofa that is easier to maintain.

It is also more likely to get snagged by sharp objects, leading to visible wear and tear over time.

Can I choose bouclé fabric on every sofa?

We do not recommend using bouclé for sofas with fully removable covers.

The Velcro fastenings used to secure the covers can catch on bouclé’s loops during removal, refitting or washing, pulling the fibres and leaving a fuzzy surface.

Bouclé is also prone to shrinkage, which can make the covers difficult to fit back onto the sofa after washing.

Which sofa styles work best with bouclé fabric?

Bouclé looks especially beautiful on curved sofas. The soft, rounded silhouettes complement the fabric's textured surface, creating a warm and inviting appearance. We use it as the default fabric for many of our curved sofas.

Its soft texture adds warmth to clean, simple spaces and pairs well with neutral colours, natural wood, and rounded furniture. It is a good choice for homes that feel calm and cosy rather than bold or highly decorative.