
No Chintz is one of Australia's leading stockists of designer fabrics, bringing together a curated collection from some of the world's most celebrated fabric houses.
Browse fabric ranges from designers such as Anna French, Anna Spiro, Christian Lacroix, Christopher Farr, Designers Guild, Fortuny, Kelly Wearstler, Kit Kemp. Manuel Canovas, Morris & Co, Nina Campbell, Nine Muses, Ralph Lauren, Sanderson, Schumacher, Thibaut Textiles, Walter G Fabrics, Warwick Fabrics, William Yeoward Fabrics and more.
As a trusted designer fabric stockist in Australia, we understand that luxury textiles need to be handled properly, from cutting and pattern matching through to how they perform once they're made into curtains, blinds or upholstery. With over 25 years of experience working with designer and heritage fabric collections, our team knows how each fabric behaves, drapes and wears, so you can shop designer fabric online with confidence rather than guesswork.
Click on a designer's name below to explore our favourite fabric styles from these world renowned designers and fabric houses, or visit us in person at our Mosman, Willoughby or Woollahra showrooms to see and feel the textiles yourself.
If you're searching for a specific designer fabric, wallpaper or trim that you can't see here, get in touch and we'll do our best to source it for you.
Why Shop Designer Fabric Online at No Chintz
Buying designer fabric online should feel just as considered as choosing it in person. That's why every fabric on this page is backed by our in-house Sydney workroom and over 25 years of experience turning beautiful textiles into curtains, blinds, cushions and upholstery that actually perform in an Australian home.
Designer fabric is an investment, and it's one that pays off when it's chosen and handled well. A lot of our clients come to us after finding a fabric they love from a designer like Schumacher, Sanderson or Kelly Wearstler, only to hit a wall trying to work out quantities, pattern repeats or whether it's actually suited to curtains versus upholstery. This is where a specialist designer fabric stockist earns its keep.
Chrissie says, "In my experience, the fabric is only ever half the story. The best Designers Guild or Christian Lacroix print in the world can still look wrong in a room if the pattern repeat, drop and lining aren't worked out properly first. That's the part people don't see when they're scrolling fabric swatches online."
A few things to consider before you buy designer fabric online:
- Pattern matching and repeat. Bold prints from houses like Manuel Canovas or Morris & Co need extra fabric allowed for pattern matching across widths, particularly on curtains and Roman blinds.
- Fibre content and use. Some designer weaves are better suited to curtains and soft furnishings than heavy upholstery, and vice versa. We can advise on this fabric by fabric.
- Lead time. Custom curtains and blinds made from designer fabric typically take around 12 weeks from consultation to installation, so it pays to start the process earlier than you think.
- Swatches first. Colour and texture can read very differently on screen. We always recommend ordering a fabric swatch before committing to metres of any designer fabric.
Whether you're furnishing a single room or working through a full home renovation, our team can talk you through fabric choice, quantities and styling for any of the designer ranges we stock, both online and across our Mosman, Willoughby and Woollahra showrooms. If you're a trade professional, our Trade Program also gives you priority access to designer ranges and dedicated support.
FAQs
How do I choose the right designer fabric for my home?
Start with how the room is used and how much natural light it gets, since both affect how a designer print or weave will read once it's made up. Our team can talk you through fabric weight, pattern scale and suitability for curtains, blinds or upholstery before you order.
Can I get a swatch of a designer fabric before I buy?
Yes. We recommend ordering a swatch of any designer fabric before purchasing by the metre, as colour and texture can look different in person compared to on screen.
Do you stock designer fabric brands that aren't listed on this page?
We work with a wide network of designer fabric houses beyond what's shown here. If there's a specific designer fabric you're after, contact us and we'll do our best to source it.