Thibaut Grand Palace Collection

Grand Palace fabric collection by Thibaut

The Thibaut Grand Palace fabric collection features chinoiserie designer fabrics with coordinating wallpaper prints for complete home decor schemes. These woven and embroidered upholstery fabrics offer unique juxtaposition of fanciful patterns featuring pagodas and Asian scenics alongside geometric companions in unexpected colors. Perfect drapery fabric, the Grand Palace collection creates sophisticated backdrops in living rooms, bedrooms, and dining spaces. The embroidered details and woven textures add luxurious dimension to furniture upholstery and custom seating projects. Shop Thibaut fabrics by the yard at Fabric World. Fabric samples available with free shipping to help you coordinate these elegant chinoiserie prints for your space.

The Thibaut Grand Palace Collection is a celebration of romantic, scenic design, and it's home to one of our most popular fabrics. The top seller is the Katsura Cream and Lavender Fabric, followed by the Katsura Spa Blue Fabric and the Hill Garden Coral and Green Fabric . These three best-sellers show the collection's signature style: graceful scenery, garden-fresh florals, and soft, beautiful color.

Love the storytelling feel of the Katsura print? Browse Toile Fabric for more scenic designs. Drawn to its Asian-inspired details? Explore Chinoiserie Fabric. And if the garden motifs in Hill Garden catch your eye, don't miss Flora / Fauna Fabric for more nature-inspired patterns.

Grand Palace designs come in several colorways, which makes it easy to build a connected look across your home. Try the Katsura print in one colorway on bedroom drapery and another on a guest room headboard, or pair Katsura with a coordinating Hill Garden print in the same room. Because these patterns have a large repeat, they shine on drapery, Roman shades, and upholstered headboards, where the full design can be seen. Balance them with soft solids and simple stripes drawn from the same palette. Order samples of a few colorways first so you can compare them side by side in your own light.