Every interior project is different, and so is the process of selecting fabrics. While many designers begin by exploring current collections, others are drawn to archive fabrics, unique textiles that offer exceptional quality, individuality and immediate availability.

Choosing upholstery fabric is one of the most important decisions in any interior project. The right fabric not only defines the appearance of a piece of furniture but also determines how it will perform and age over time.

Every interior project begins with a vision, but bringing that vision to life depends on finding the right materials

For over 35 years, Alton-Brooke has been a trusted resource for interior designers, architects and decorators seeking exceptional fabrics, wallcoverings, rugs and luxury archive fabrics.

For many interior designers, Alton-Brooke is a familiar destination. For those discovering us for the first time, the answer is straightforward. We represent some of the world's finest textile houses, supplying fabrics, wallcoverings, trimmings, leathers and rugs to the interior design industry.

When Alton-Brooke was founded in 1988, the goal was simple: to bring exceptional textiles to the world's most beautiful interiors.

We’ve worked with Luigi Bevilacqua for over twenty years now, supplying their fabrics to interior designers across the UK working on high-end and luxury interior projects.

In high-end interiors, repetition is rarely intentional, yet it happens easily. When a rug performs beautifully in one project, there is a natural inclination to specify it again. It reduces uncertainty. It feels efficient. In large residential and commercial schemes, that logic makes sense.

We are often asked why certain fabrics feel expensive, while others, sometimes far more costly - do not.

This year interior design will be shifting in quietly radical ways. Rather than chasing fleeting trends or overly polished perfection, the luxury homes of tomorrow are becoming more expressive, more layered and personal. There will be a renewed appreciation for craftsmanship, heritage and interiors that feel collected rather than styled. From rich textures and nuanced colour palettes to time-honoured techniques, here are some of the key design movements emerging now, and how

There has always been a quiet conversation between fashion and interiors, a shared language spoken through fabric. From the silks of Lyon to the damasks of Venice, textiles have long shaped how we live and how we present ourselves. They tell stories not only of beauty and craft, but of culture, history, and a certain way of seeing the world. At Alton-Brooke , we believe that fabric is the bridge between what we wear and the spaces we inhabit. Both reflect our taste, our value