matelassé
- noun
- /ˌmætəˈlɑːseɪ/
- Specialized
- For her wedding, she chose a beautiful matelassé duvet cover that added elegance to the bedroom.
- matelassé bedspread
Examples
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She wore a stylish matelassé jacket during the winter.
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Upholstered in matelassé, the armchair looked both comfortable and sophisticated.
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The elegant matelassé bedspread added a touch of luxury to the hotel room.
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She chose a blue matelassé jacket for its warmth and stylish texture.
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The matelassé bedspread added elegance to the room.
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The living room looked cozy with a soft matelassé throw draped over the couch.
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I bought a matelassé bedspread that perfectly matched the curtains in my guest room.
Synonyms
A strong cotton cloth with a raised pattern used for bedspreads
A heavy fabric with raised patterns used for covering furniture and curtains
Surface Forms
Etymology
Matelassé comes from the French word matelas 'mattress' and means 'made like a mattress'. So, a matelassé is a heavy, quilted fabric or an item that looks padded and soft.