What's inside the Kravet Never Basic Fabric Collection

Kravet's Never Basic Fabric Collection is a 22-page editorial-led lookbook positioning the fabric house as the antidote to bland interior decorating. Built around guest designer collaborations, each spread pairs a maximalist room reveal with a sketchbook of the fabrics, textures, and furniture used to build it. The book is shot like a magazine — pleated lampshades, malachite headboards, oversized palm prints, classical bust styling — all anchored by Kravet textiles.

Featured collections

Shawn Henderson Living Room — deep forest green paneled walls, "Isla Royal" plum-and-emerald palm-leaf sofa, green leather armchairs, golden-yellow pleated drapery.
Leah Ring (Another Human Design) Bedroom — monochromatic teal/turquoise/emerald canopy bed with malachite-pattern headboard, textured wallpaper ceiling, white geometric pendants.
Melanie Turner Sitting Room — warm mustard-and-olive palette with classic fireplace mantel, velvet pillows, sculptural three-legged accent chair, ceramic garden-stool side table.
Jean Liu Dining & Living — mauve velvet, dusty rose and earthy browns with gold-accent furniture legs, geometric chair patterns, floral wallpaper.
Featured Fabrics — Isla Royal palm-leaf print, malachite/agate patterns, textured solids in cream and berry, striped carpets, tropical banana-leaf prints.
Eclectic Library Room — gold-and-pink sectional, chunky round wood coffee table, grasscloth ceiling, four-pendant perforated sphere lighting, olive-green built-in bookshelves.
Designer Roster — Shawn Henderson (New York), Melanie Turner (Atlanta), Leah Ring (Another Human Design), Jean Liu — each with portrait and biography.
Curated Furniture Selections — deep deluxe sofas, swivel chairs, round stools, glass-topped cocktail tables with dark metal frames.

What you'll find inside

Each room reveal is paired with a curated product page showing the upholstered furniture, fabric swatches, and accessories used in the build. Color palettes are deliberately monochromatic and maximalist — teal bedrooms, mustard-and-olive sitting rooms, forest-green libraries — to demonstrate how Kravet textiles support fearless, intentional design. Designer portraits and biographies position the collection as a high-end interior trade resource.

22 pages of designer-collaboration interiors built on Kravet fabrics — Shawn Henderson, Melanie Turner, Leah Ring, and Jean Liu each anchoring a maximalist room reveal. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 22 pages in the digital edition right here.