King Living’s Luxury Weaves Collection: A New Fabric Palette for Quiet, Considered Interiors

The quietest design decisions often have the most lasting impact. A shift in texture. A palette that changes with afternoon light. A fabric that rewards the touch. King Living’s new Luxury Weaves Collection is built entirely around this idea.

Developed by Head of Textile Design Sebastian Nash, the collection brings together six fabrics, each with its own distinct character, and a shared design language that allows them to work together effortlessly in a space.


The Fabrics

The collection centres on an Australian sensibility, with colours drawn from clay, sandstone, coastal light, and muted botanicals.

Scottsdale and Lexington are the two statement bouclés, both woven with multi-tonal fibres that give each piece a dimensional, almost mosaic quality. Sculptural yet soft, they work beautifully on curved forms like the Zaza or Fleur Sofa.

Charleston and Burlington are the grounding plains, featuring tight, calibrated weaves with a subtle matte texture. They do the quiet work of anchoring a scheme, allowing the more expressive textures to shine without overwhelming a space.

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Whiteley, long a King Living favourite, has been expanded with four new colourways, including Silkstone, Artisan Truffle, Natural Blush, and Whispering Dunes, bringing warmer, earthier tones to an already versatile weave.

The standout of the collection is Macarthur Velvet, crafted from Australian Merino wool. Breathable, temperature-regulating, and extraordinarily soft, it delivers a depth of colour that synthetic velvets simply cannot replicate. Coming soon.


Built to Last

Every fabric in the collection has been independently tested to meet King Living’s performance standards. Natural fibres, resilient bouclé blends, and precisely calibrated plains that hold their structure over time. Luxury here means longevity.

Explore the full Luxury Weaves Collection at kingliving.com.au

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