matelassé
- adjective
- /ˌmætəˈlɑːseɪ/
- Specialized
- Our new bedspread features a soft matelassé pattern that feels luxurious and looks stylish.
Examples
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She admired the matelassé upholstery on the antique armchair in the living room.
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The designer chose a matelassé fabric to add texture to the elegant evening gown.
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The dress featured a beautiful matelassé design.
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I love the matelassé texture of this fabric.
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The designer chose a matelassé fabric to add texture to the elegant evening gown.
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Our new bedspread features a soft matelassé pattern that feels luxurious and looks stylish.
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She admired the matelassé upholstery on the antique armchair in the living room.
Synonyms
How Quilted
Surface Forms
Etymology
Matelassé comes from the French word matelas 'mattress' and means 'made like a mattress'. So, when a fabric is called matelassé, it is padded or quilted and has a raised, soft pattern.