Neil Gordon

The title sounds scandalous, but that’s as salacious as this article will go. Today I will write about exciting upholstery headboards, footboards, bed surrounds and wall panelsfor the sumptuous master bedroom. For many years we have been providing architects and designers a resource for plush custom upholstery. While I have written on many topics, I […]

The Renzo Piano Building Workshop is busy once gain in New York City with a new residential tower about to be constructed in Soho, called The Soho Tower. This 25-story building will be located along the western edge of Soho between Broome and Watts Street. The tower above will have expansive views from the city

Have you heard of Shrek the Sheep? Once you have seen his infamous photo you will never forget him. Shrek was just an ordinary Merino sheep living in South Island, New Zealand. That is until the year 2004 when he skyrocketed to fame over his enormous wool coat.

As a designer, you have probably specified down feather pillow inserts for your clients. There is nothing like a karate chopped pillow accenting a custom made sofa.  Down feathers not only makes a luxurious pillow it is also a natural sustainable alternative to the cheap Poly/Dacron pillow inserts.  To go even further, you may have even covered

We have continued to install Fabric Wrapped Acoustical Panels at Pier 59 Lighthouse. Below are a few examples of the completed wall upholstery installation. For more information on Fabric Wrapped Acoustical Wall Panels, click here or contact us today at

Decorative wood cornices have been featured as architectural elements in the grand classical residences of Europe for centuries. Complex and ornamental, they concealed French drapes of canopy beds and window hangings. We are now excited to announce our new line of Le Corniche decorative wood conices. Le Corniche’s exclusive line of stunning cornices are crafted in designs for draperies,

Decorating with Fabric was presented with the RBA Green Business Award for the Small Business Category by the Rockland Business Association. I was very proud to accept this award on behalf of my dedicated team at Decorating with Fabric. Below are some photos from the event and the press release from the Rockland Business Association.

The textile industry has had a shameful past with its history of manufacturing products that pollute our rivers with deadly toxins, burned down our homes with flammable products, and filling up our landfills with non-biodegradable waste. Fortunately for the safety, health and welfare of all-living species, significant game changing environmentally friendly strategies are replacing these old dangerous

Today blackout shades are a godsend to daytime sleepers and those who like to get some extra shut eye on the weekends. Not to mention the ambiance they create for a home movie viewing. But, did you know that blackout curtains got their start during World War II?

I learned the Drapery and Upholstery Workroom ropes in the mid 1980’s in Boca Raton, Florida serving the design trade. Back then the trend was covering everything in fabric. We upholstered walls, tented ceilings; created fabric covered box springs for beds and added 20″ of extra length to drapery panels in order to “puddle” them on the floor.