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Fabrics for sofas, chairs and armchairs tailor-made For hospitality

New fabrics for sofas, chairs, and armchairs. Color, texture, consistency, and surface finish help define how the seat interacts with its surroundings.

Fabric collections

Our textile collections: from bouclé to eco-leather, to high-performance outdoor fabrics.

Polishing

Wood finishes for frames and exposed structures.

Natural polish Natural polish

Bright and contemporary white lacquered finish, ideal for light and elegant environments.

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Black polish Black polish

Deep and bold black lacquer finish, perfect for dramatic contrasts and sophisticated looks.

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RAL colors RAL colors

Structure painted in the RAL shade of your choice: a practically infinite range to customize every detail.

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Custom-made Sample dye

Do you have a specific color you want to match? We can create custom paint finishes based on your sample, for a perfect match with your existing furnishings.

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Browse by color

Choose the shade that matches your room.

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BS Chairs considers upholstery an integral part of the design process, offering a variety of options for interpreting collections and solutions for residential, hospitality, and contract applications.

The fabric changes the perception of the sofa

A smooth surface conveys a different visual sensation than a bold texture. A bouclé fabric, a textured finish, or a more uniform surface can alter the perception of the sofa's volumes and lines.

Color also plays a key role. A neutral shade can blend discreetly into the space, while a bolder shade can transform the seat into a focal point.

The choice of sofa fabrics therefore becomes part of the aesthetic language of the project.

Fabrics for modern sofas

Contemporary interiors offer great freedom in choosing coverings. Alongside natural colors and neutral tones, bolder palettes, color contrasts, and textures add depth to the composition.

On a geometric sofa, a fabric with a distinct texture can emphasize its volumes. Conversely, a more uniform surface can highlight the purity of the silhouette.

There is no universal combination: the covering must be evaluated in relation to the shape of the seat and the environment in which it will be placed.

Textures and materials: when the surface becomes the protagonist

Observing a fabric also means considering what happens to the light on its surface. Textures, weaves, and color variations can create different effects depending on natural or artificial lighting.

This aspect becomes particularly interesting in interior design projects, where the sofa can be used to introduce a new texture into the room.

Sofa fabrics can thus interact with wood, stone, metal, glass, and other materials present in the space, contributing to the construction of a richer composition.

How to choose the fabric for a sofa

The choice of upholstery should start from the context in which the sofa will be used.

For a residential setting, you might want to choose a texture that complements the style of the home and the other textiles present. In a contract project, however, it's important to also consider the space's intended use and the specific needs of the facility.

The position of the sofa can also influence the choice: natural light, wall colors, and the presence of other furnishings can alter the final appearance of the fabric.

Sofa fabrics in the contract world

Hotels, restaurants, lounges, and professional spaces also use the sofa as an element through which to define the identity of the environment.

In these projects, the choice of sofa fabrics can follow a specific color palette, reflect the brand's colors, or create a contrast with the architecture.

The ability to work with different coverings also allows the same collection to be adapted to different environments, keeping the project recognizable but adapting it to the characteristics of each space.

The covering as part of the furnishing project

Thinking about the fabric only at the end means losing some of the design possibilities offered by the seat.

A covering can be chosen in conjunction with the shape of the sofa, the color of the walls, and the other materials in the room. This way, surface and structure become part of a single project.

BS Chairs interprets this relationship through collections in which the possibility of choosing different upholstery allows for the development of solutions consistent with different furnishing languages.

Fabrics and sofas: a choice to plan

A sofa can transform simply by changing its fabric. This is one of the most interesting aspects of the relationship between seat and upholstery: the material can alter the perception of its shape without altering its structure.

This is why BS Chairs considers the choice of sofa fabrics an important step in defining any environment, from contemporary living rooms to hospitality spaces.

Discover the BS Chairs collections and the upholstery options to give your sofa a distinctive aesthetic identity.