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Velvet is more than just a material; it's a symbol of luxury, softness, and timeless elegance. Long associated with classic interiors, the velvet sofa is making a strong comeback, reinventing itself to suit all decorating styles.

But did you know that there are several types of velvet, each with its own character? From classic velvet to water-repellent velvet , including corduroy and chenille velvet , discover the variety that makes this fabric a must-have for modern living rooms.

Classic Velvet: Timeless Elegance

It's the epitome of chic. Classic velvet, with its smooth, silky, and slightly shiny surface, captures and reflects light in a unique way. It gives colors incredible depth, transforming a simple sofa into a spectacular centerpiece.

Ideal for: A chic, glamorous or classic living room.

The pluses: Its soft touch, its luxurious appearance and its ability to give character to the room.

Please note: Polyester velvet is more durable and easier to maintain than the natural fiber version.

Discover our velvet convertible sofas : Pau , Belfort , Limoges , Soren , Corfu , Trapèze , Gap , Chambéry , Athens , Calvi , Passy , ​​Paris , Palaiseau , Palavas .

Corduroy: Retro Charm and Texture

Corduroy is distinguished by its raised parallel lines, called " ribs ." It is this unique texture, both visual and tactile, that gives it a vintage and authentic charm.

Ideal for: Retro, industrial or warm decoration.

The pluses: Its great robustness and its ability to hide small imperfections. It's a choice of character that brings a touch of originality.

Please note: It is very resistant to wear and tear and ideal for families with children or pets.

Discover our corduroy convertible sofas: Theoule .

Chenille Velvet: A Cocoon of Softness

Chenille velvet gets its name from its yarn, which resembles a caterpillar with its fluffy appearance. It is distinguished by its incomparably soft feel and slightly textured appearance. It is less shiny than classic velvet and absorbs light to create a cozy, cocooning atmosphere.

Ideal for: A living room that invites relaxation and well-being.

The pluses: Its exceptional comfort and resistance to friction. It's the perfect fabric for curling up in.

Please note: Its texture makes small stains less visible, which is an advantage in everyday life.

Discover our convertible sofas in chenille velvet: Mougins .

Bouclette Velvet: The Chic and Cozy Trend

Bouclette velvet , or "bouclé" fabric, is the new darling of interior design. It is characterized by its textured appearance, made of small, tight loops. Its organic look and soft feel bring a unique feeling of warmth and comfort, instantly transforming the sofa into a veritable cloud of softness.

Ideal for: A minimalist, Scandinavian or contemporary living room.

The plus points: Its very trendy style, its soft texture and its warm appearance which creates a "cocooning" effect.

Please note: Its composition, often polyester, also makes it resistant and easy to live with.

Discover our convertible sofas in bouclé velvet: Talence , Isola , Auron , Reims.

Water-Repellent Velvet: Elegance without Constraints

Water-repellent velvet is an innovation that has revolutionized the sofa. It is a velvet treated to prevent liquids from penetrating the fibers. Liquids bead up on the surface, making them easy to wipe off with a clean cloth.

Ideal for: All homes, especially those with children or who enjoy entertaining.

The pluses: Its incredible resistance to liquid stains and its ease of maintenance. You can enjoy the beauty of velvet without the fear of accidents.

Please note: The treatment does not affect the softness or appearance of the fabric. It is the perfect choice for combining aesthetics and practicality.

Discover our convertible sofas in water-repellent velvet: Caen , Forli , Meribel , Toulon , Piazza.

So, which velvet is right for you?

Choosing the fabric for your sofa depends on your priorities.

  • If you're looking for an elegant and glamorous style, opt for classic velvet .

  • If you prefer a vintage look and great durability, corduroy is for you.

  • If absolute comfort is your main criterion, turn to chenille velvet .

  • If you want a beautiful and practical sofa that is stain-resistant, water-repellent velvet is the ideal solution.

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FAQs Article

Est-ce que le velours est un tissu résistant ?

Oui, le velours est très résistant à l'usure, surtout lorsqu'il est composé de fibres synthétiques comme le polyester. Le velours côtelé et le velours déperlant sont particulièrement réputés pour leur robustesse.

Comment entretenir un canapé en velours ?

Pour l'entretien régulier, un simple passage d'aspirateur avec une brosse douce suffit. Pour les taches, le velours déperlant se nettoie en un coup d'éponge. Pour les autres types de velours, agissez rapidement en tamponnant la tache avec un chiffon légèrement humidifié à l'eau savonneuse.

Quelle est la différence entre le velours chenille et le velours côtelé ?

Le velours côtelé a des lignes en relief, ce qui lui donne un aspect strié et rétro. Le velours chenille a une surface plus uniforme et duveteuse, ce qui le rend encore plus doux au toucher.

Le velours est-il adapté aux familles avec des enfants et des animaux domestiques ?

Oui. Le velours côtelé et le velours déperlant sont des choix excellents grâce à leur résistance et à leur facilité de nettoyage. Le velours chenille est également une bonne option car sa texture cache bien les poils et les petites salissures.