Miles Redd Fabric

Bold Pattern, Couture Color & Timeless Glamour

Miles Redd fabric brings a sense of theatrical elegance, confidence, and classic glamour into the home. Designed by Miles Redd and produced by Schumacher, these textiles reflect Redd’s signature approach—bold, expressive, and rooted in traditional design principles. The result is fabric that feels dramatic yet enduring, designed for interiors that embrace personality and polish.

At The WorkRoom, our curated collection of Miles Redd fabric by Schumacher is selected for residential interiors that value color, pattern, and a collected sense of style. These fabrics are ideal for homes where textiles are meant to make a statement while remaining refined and livable.

What Defines Miles Redd Fabric

Miles Redd fabrics are defined by their fearless use of pattern and color. Designs often reference classic motifs—florals, stripes, geometrics, and decorative forms—reimagined with scale, contrast, and a distinctly modern confidence. Patterns feel bold and expressive, yet carefully composed to maintain balance and sophistication.

Color is central to the collection. Rich jewel tones, saturated primaries, dramatic contrasts, and nuanced neutrals create palettes that feel glamorous without excess. These colors are designed to energize a space while layering seamlessly with furnishings, finishes, and architectural details.

Versatile Fabrics for Every Room

Miles Redd fabrics work beautifully throughout the home. Upholstery applications bring drama and personality to sofas, chairs, benches, and headboards, while drapery fabrics add movement and richness to living rooms and dining spaces. Decorative uses—such as cushions, ottomans, and accent pieces—offer a more subtle way to introduce bold pattern and color.

These fabrics are especially well suited for living rooms, dining rooms, libraries, and statement seating areas, where design confidence and visual impact are welcome.

A Layered Look That Feels Collected

One of the defining qualities of Miles Redd fabric is how naturally it layers with other design elements. These textiles pair beautifully with velvet, linen, silk, lacquered finishes, antiques, and contemporary furnishings alike. The result is an interior that feels curated and expressive rather than overly styled.

Whether used as a focal upholstery fabric or as a bold accent, Miles Redd textiles support interiors that evolve—allowing layers of pattern, art, and objects to build character over time.

Texture, Material & Craftsmanship

Produced by Schumacher, Miles Redd fabrics reflect exceptional standards of craftsmanship, color clarity, and construction. Rich textures—such as velvets, jacquards, and decorative weaves—add depth and tactile interest, enhancing the luxurious feel of the collection.

Attention to detail ensures patterns translate beautifully across upholstery, drapery, and decorative applications, preserving the drama and elegance that define the designer’s work.

Design with Miles Redd Fabric at The WorkRoom

Miles Redd fabric by Schumacher is ideal for homeowners who appreciate bold design, classic glamour, and interiors with personality. These textiles bring confidence, color, and refined drama into the home while remaining comfortable and livable.

Miles Redd Fabric in an Interior

Miles Redd fabric is most effectively used in rooms designed for decorative commitment — interiors where the design intention is to create a fully-realised, richly-layered environment rather than a tastefully-neutral backdrop for living. His most dramatic prints suit prominent applications: principal drapery panels, a statement sofa, a dramatic headboard. Pair with Miles Redd wallpaper for the most fully-committed Redd interior, or with solid velvet in strong colours drawn from the print's palette for a more restrained deployment.

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Miles Redd wallpaper by Schumacher provides coordinating wall treatments. Schumacher fabric — the producer and distributor — provides the full luxury resource. Multicolor fabric and traditional and decorative fabric cover the pattern traditions central to Redd's design vocabulary.