On Our Radar: Petals Woven by Rebecca Atwood

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On Our Radar: Petals Woven by Rebecca Atwood

A painterly leaf pattern, woven into an outdoor-rated upholstery fabric. Yes, really.

By Anderson Somerselle · Oct 2026 · 2 min read

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Petals Woven fabric by Rebecca Atwood stacked in eight colorways on a Rose/Purple upholstered ottoman

Petals Woven, stacked in its colorways. Photography courtesy of Rebecca Atwood.

Most outdoor fabric looks like outdoor fabric. You know the look: stripes, more stripes, and a navy that's trying its best. Petals Woven does not look like outdoor fabric.

It's Rebecca Atwood's soft leaf pattern, the one that started as loose brushstrokes in her sketchbook, woven right into the cloth instead of printed on top. It's made in Pennsylvania from recycled polyester, rated for outdoor use, and tough enough for the sofa everyone actually sits on. Bonus: it's reversible, so the back gives you a second look for free.

Petals Woven in Blue
Petals Woven in Blue. Photography courtesy of Rebecca Atwood.
  • Eight colorways, from Blue and Ivory to Ochre and Rose/Purple
  • 100,000+ double rubs, so yes, the big sectional
  • Made for covered porches and sunrooms as much as living rooms

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