Selection of green fabric by the yard

At FabricMill, we carry a wide selection of green fabrics by the yard to fit any home project. From rich emerald velvet fabric to crisp cotton and textured linen, our collection makes it simple to find the right material for sofas, chairs, curtains, or bedding. You’ll also find green flower fabric and other patterns to add variety to your décor. All of our fabrics are sold by the yard, so you can grab exactly what you need for your next project.

How to use green fabric in interior design

From sofas and chairs to curtains and accent pieces, green fabric works in a variety of spaces. Choose lighter shades for a calming effect or darker greens or brighter tones to make a statement. Here are some ways to use green fabric in your home:

• Green Upholstery: Sage green works well for calm, relaxed spaces, while dark green looks nice in living rooms or offices. Lime or bright green fabrics make accent chairs or ottomans pop.
• Patterned Accents: Floral, geometric, or green plaid fabrics look interesting when used for pillows, cushions, or small décor items.
• Green Drapery: Light or sage green fabrics let in soft, natural light, while emerald or dark green curtains create a bold focal point in living or dining areas. Learn more about fabric for curtains and drapery in our blog post.
• Bedding and Linens: Green cotton or linen fabrics for sheets, pillowcases, or throws make bedrooms feel calm and fresh.
• Outdoor Spaces: Patio cushions, chair covers, and table linens in green fabrics extend a garden vibe to your deck or porch, while standing up to daily wear. Choose fabrics from brands like Sunbrella or Covington for the longest-lasting results.

Most popular types of green fabric

The color green has a soothing effect and is associated with nature and harmony. This makes it perfect if you want to create a peaceful and positive atmosphere in your home. Here’s a look at some of the most popular types of green fabric and how they can be used around the house.

Why choose green fabric for your home decor

Green works with a wide range of colors, from warm neutrals to soft pastels, making it easy to mix and match throughout your home. Take a look at some reasons to consider green fabric for your projects:

• Makes a Statement: Green fabrics, from sage to dark green, create a strong presence in any room, whether on sofas, chairs, or accent pieces. See the many ways The Spruce suggests styling a green sofa.
• Rich Texture Options: Materials like velvet, silk, and various green pattern fabrics create textures that build layers in your décor.
• Durable and Practical: Many green fabrics, especially upholstery or cotton blends, stand up to daily wear while keeping your furniture looking fresh.
• Flexible for Design: Green works in modern, traditional, or eclectic spaces, pairing well with wood, metals, and other natural materials. What’s more, green works in a range of color combinations.
• Enhances Contrast: Paired with neutrals, warm tones, or even gold accents, green can create nice contrasts that highlight different areas in a room.

Find the perfect green fabric for your next project

At FabricMill, we carry a wide range of green fabrics for every style and need. Whether you’re reupholstering a chair, updating a sofa, creating custom window treatments, or refreshing a room with patterned or textured accents, you’ll find the right material to suit your project.

Order a swatch to see the color and feel before you buy. Our team is available to help you pick the best fabric for your space, and you can also browse our full color collection for more inspiration and ideas.

Frequently asked questions about green fabric

Can I use any green fabric for green screen?

Not all green fabrics work for green screens. You need a smooth, non-reflective material, like matte cotton or polyester, to avoid shadows and color inconsistencies when filming. Shiny or heavily textured fabrics can create unwanted reflections and make editing harder.

Can you dye green fabric blue?

Yes, but the starting shade of green affects the result. Lighter greens can take on blue more easily, while darker greens may require bleaching or multiple dye applications to get the color you want. Always test a small swatch first to make sure the color comes out evenly.

What are the uses of green fabric?

Green fabrics are great for furniture, window treatments, accent pillows, bedding, and outdoor cushions. They work in both calm, neutral spaces and bolder, statement-making designs. Different shades, from sage to emerald, can suit more or less any room or style.

How to care for green fabric?

It depends on the type of fabric. Cotton and linen can usually be machine-washed, while velvet, brocade, or upholstery fabrics often need spot cleaning or professional care. Regular vacuuming and quick attention to spills will help keep the fabric looking fresh.

What are the different textures of green fabric?

Green fabrics come in a wide range of textures, including smooth cotton, soft velvet, lightweight linen, and elegant silk. You can also find textured options like gingham, stripes, or floral weaves to create contrast or add visually interesting accents to your space.