In hospitality interiors, fabric choice defines both comfort and cost. Poor selections lead to early wear, fading, and maintenance nightmares.

Performance textiles have become the gold standard. Look for high Martindale ratings (≥100,000 cycles), stain-resistant finishes, and colorfastness certifications.
Blends of polyester and acrylic provide easy maintenance for high-traffic areas, while natural fibers like linen or cotton work best in low-use suites.
Design harmony also matters—fabric tone and texture should complement other hotel furniture materials such as veneer or metal trim.
By understanding fabric specifications, designers ensure longevity, reduce upkeep costs, and maintain aesthetic integrity throughout the hotel’s lifecycle.