Sunbrella

We thought we would have a little fun and hop on the 50 Shades of Grey bandwagon. We present to you 50 hand picked fabrics in shades of grey. Animal prints, skins, and more.

Patio Lane offers an exclusive collection of designer Sunbrella Fusion fabrics and in this DIY series we are featuring patterns from the new 2015 Sunbrella Fusion collection. Using a neutral cream fabric as the base for seating and pairing it with muted earth tones of Sunbrella Fusion patterns, the look is reminiscent of a modern coastal chic vibe.

Greet the Fall with fifty-three exciting, new Sunbrella Exclusive fabrics in nineteen beautiful patterns. Sunbrella has introduced a stunning, nature-inspired, color story to a select group of patterns that will breathe romance into your patio design. The Pantone Color Library has launched its first looks for 2015, and with Sunbrella's pretty Exclusive fabrics, now is the time to create your own backyard retreat and using these unique, specialty Sunbrella fabrics.

Textures and warm tones are key elements for Sunbrella's Fall color palettes. Indoors or outside, Simone Flame, Bora Bora Henna, and Solana Granada introduce the holiday season with spicy tones and gentle textures. Toss a chenille pillow covered in a rich shade like Relax Ruby or Terryluxe Wornleather and you have a great corner for cuddling up to your pumpkin spice latte.

The Sunbrella Watercolor Collection lights up the Fall with exciting woven patterns in beautiful burgundy, gold, and pumpkin colors. The latest additions to the 2014 Watercolor fabrics include 5 tribal patterns - Chieftain, Socorro, Chimayo, Laredo and Legend. Balance these spicy jacquards with chunky solids such as Mineral, Alloy, or Killian for a warm glow.

Patio Lane presents 23 fresh new colors and rich bold textures in the Sunbrella Sling collection. Create sophisticated and fun sling furniture with tone on tone stripes using the Augustine pattern or the slubby, Keetley pattern in rich, organic hues. Designers are starting to incorporate Sunbrella sling into interior spaces more and more each season. Our customers choose Sunbrella sling for family rooms, kids play spaces, and even bedrooms.

Patio Lane launches an exciting new collection of 15 lively Sunbrella fabrics called Surf Style. We have selected a whimsical variety of surfboards, zigzags, and stylized flowers with rich, natural hues like hibiscus, adobe, foam, jade, and mango. Create a fun outdoor space using Longboard Calypso mixed with Canvas Mango or Dupione Papaya. Match any of your Surf Style patterns with our dyed-to-match, Sunbrella Aruba braided trim.

The European Sunbrella fabric collection has finally arrived in the states! This new collection is a sophisticated gathering of 49 richly textured, solid and striped Sunbrella fabrics from Europe. Widely held as a premiere textile house, Sunbrella has become one of the leading producers of luxury indoor outdoor furniture fabrics and now the European Sunbrella line is available on this side of the ocean.

The Do-It-Yourself community is a large part of our business community here at Patio Lane. Every so often, we like to do a spotlight feature on some of our DIY customers. Today, we want to highlight Kaye and Dixie, who came in with a need for their boat and came out with some beautiful results.

Summer is a challenging time when it comes to entertaining. When the heat is on, Interior Designers like April Dawn Hessel confront the elements with stunning canvas fabric by Sunbrella.

Sunbrella Summer starts with a bold fabric statement from Robert Allen. Try Red Hot, Parrot Blue, Fuchsia, and Berry Crush, mixed with any of the North Landing knubby chenilles for a big statement. If you need stripes for your design, tap any of the Sunbrella Astoria or Milano bold stripes. Kick up the textures with even deeper, more luxurious Sunbrella Terryluxe Cloud or Terryluxe Worn Leather.

Drawing from a color palette of brown and taupe, in this installment of our DIY outdoor decorating series, we are using fabric patterns from the exclusive Sunbrella Fusion Collection. Although the last few seasons we have seen Pantone trends that use brighter colors such as Radiant Orchid and Emerald Green, there’s comfort in knowing that earth tones will always remain a classic.