Marvic Fabric London Fabric Company showroom includes fabrics manufactured by Marvic Textiles whereby quality, elegance and glamour have been the style hallmarks of the company since its inception in 1938 by Victor Afia, father of the present owner, Peter Afia. In the 1960s, the company became a leading specialist in luxury woven fabrics such as Genoa velvets, damasks and brocades. Toiles de Jouy also became a hallmark for Marvic Textiles and remains a market leader in the supply of these beautiful fabrics.

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Today, Marvic design and supply a wide and versatile range of fabrics from timeless classics with a contemporary twist to cutting-edge textured neutrals for the home and dazzling silk sheers and embroideries. Marvic prides in its involvement in designing special fabrics for famous historic houses such as Buckingham Palace, Chatsworth, Holyrood Palace and Althorp. In addition, Marvic has a long history of supplying fabrics for prestigious, international 5-star hotels such as The Lanesborough, The Bristol, Peninsula Beverly Hills, Four Seasons Hotels and Ritz Carlton Hotels. Marvic can reproduce historic designs or modify the colours or qualities of current Marvic designs to meet the particular specifications of a project.

Some of the Marvic collections offered at the London Fabric Cs showroom include the famous Kashmiri Crewel Embroideries, the equally famous Toile-de-Jouy, tapestry, Dupion Silks and Paisley Stripes, Marvis special Misa Moire Regency Stripe (i.e. a Regency stripe in antiqu linen quality with subtle moire . Misa is a favourite with designers and can be used for drapery, wallcovering and upholstery), with inspiration taken from Tuscan embossed leather book covers of the 18th century (seen in the Bellagio Collection of a contemporary chenille damask design featuring a shaded satin ground with 'sparkly' effect fancy yarns) to the petticoat Elizabeth 1st wears in a 16th century portrait at Hardwick Hall; (seen in the Lampas Elizabeth Collection, which incidentally adorns one of the London Fabric Company showroom walls and features flowers, birds and elements depicting the influence and culture of Elizabethan England).

Marvic Fabric Advice: At our London Fabric shop our experienced staff can advise on appropriate Marvic fabrics given your design and use choices over a cup of coffee. Additional times before and after normal working hours available by appointment whereby you can spend time choosing your fabric undisturbed. Marvic fabric samples available to view.

 

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