Lewis & Sheron Textiles

I love Lewis & Sheron! They have everything you could ever need, an impeccable selection. They are always willing to help and are very knowledgeable. THANKS!

I have found exactly what we’ve been searching for today!
Susie has been so helpful today. We will be back for our custom made order very soon!

Lewis & Sheron always has an excellent selection of fabrics!!! Love love them. They help my home become FABULOUS!

I love Lewis and Sheron fabrics! Everyone is so helpful and Ward was a big help with my fabric today!

Great selection of fabrics and wonderful staff! They helped us figure out how to darken our windows without sacrificing style. Would definitely suggest a visit if you are redecorating!

We picked up our pillows and have to say they look amazing! So over the top gorgeous — Susie did a fabulous job as they are like works of art and totally finish the look of the beds and sofa.

While the fabrics may not work for me, they arrived promptly and well presented.
Each is labeled with all necessary info needed to order. They even included several suggested trim pieces.
Well. Done.

I’m a fan of their fabrics. they have EVERYTHING.
But the people who work there are extremely rude.

Growing up with an interior designer mom, fabric stores feel like home to me. I love wandering down the corridors of bolted fabric, running my fingers along their threads, taking in the various explosions of color. Now that I’ve got my own place, I don’t just have to look and leave everything behind. And I’m old enough to cut my own samples!
Lewis & Sheron has become my most favorite of all of the ATL fabric stores, as they truly have a little bit of everything. Price ranges from $ 10/​yard to $ 100 plus, so I can shop alongside my mom with her ritzy clients, no problem. Unfortunately I usually fall in love with the expensive stuff, but that’s my own problem. My style is the definition of eclectic, and they have everything from the basic grays I want for my couch to crazy prints for pillows and chairs. They have a large remnant room if you’re looking for a deal and the trim area makes me want to put trim on everything I own. Service is super friendly as well.
Extra bonus points for their easy to navigate and well organized website. You can actually order products online, which is a huge benefit for people like me who wait to get a thousand samples home to make the decision, and then don’t feel like going back to the store to actually order.

I first came to Lewis ans Sheron about 6 years ago when I was looking for some fancy silk to be a sash for my wedding dress. While the parking lot seemed small and the neighborhood isn’t great, the space itself is impressive. The whole place is big and bright with lots of light for you to see all the amazing fabrics. The are designer decorator fabrics — not clothing fabrics. I really appreciate that the sample area, where you check out samples rather than cutting them, is so bright and well-​organized! It makes looking for what you want so easy. I’m definitely not a designer myself, but I do feel inspired to conquer some projects after being here. The prices are reasonable considering the quality. Several of the fabrics overlap with other fabric stores on the street, but it’s definitely worth going to all to see the different lines.
I recently went back when decorating my own space, and then again when helping a friend pick nursery fabrics. I’d never even made it to the trim room on previous visits or to the Staceage showroom at the back of the top floor. And there’s a rug shop at the back. And lots of pieces of furniture ready to be upholstered.
Definitely check it out when you’re looking to spruce up your digs.

Went here while hunting for some fabric for a wedding sash.
This place didn’t have want I wanted, but the staff found someone who did and were super helpful.

I don’t even bother with other fabric stores anymore. L&S hits the mark every time. They have a fantastic mix of classic and bold patterns, affordable and ‘reach’ fabrics, and they always keep a fresh, rotating inventory to hold my attention. The staff has always been friendly. They actually recognize me now and help me with whatever project I’m working on, offering up key recommendations and ideas. L&S should definitely be your one-​stop-​shop for custom design work in Atlanta. Love, love, love.

I just adore Lewis and Sheron. Atlanta has a wealth of interior design resources, and this is one of the best. Given that I’m a fabric-​a-​holic and have visited most every fabric store in metro Atlanta, that says a lot!
I’ve purchased loads of fabric here; all at prices much better than I’ve seen elsewhere. Granted, they have some very expensive fabrics, including the embroidered silk which cost $ 50+ per yard. Sadly, that’s too pricey for my wallet. But if your heart is set on silk, they have plainer silk fabric that’s less expensive.
Since most of us can’t afford much silk, there’s plenty of more practical fabric outside the silk room. I haven’t been to L&S for nearly a year (time for a visit!) but last time I was there, most of the medium-​weight fabrics were the $ 13-​$ 20/​yard range. Heavier weight upholstery fabrics are in the $ 25-​$ 50/​yard range, and there’s a good selection at the lower end of that spectrum. Considering that you’ll be investing a lot of expensive labor turning that fabric into window treatments or upholstery and that you’ll be living with the results of your purchase for a long time, I don’t think the prices are too high. You might find slightly less expensive fabric at Joann’s or Hancock’s, but I’ve never found anything as pretty there.
Usually, there will be sale-​priced fabrics mixed in with the regularly priced stuff, so keep your eye out.
I’ve always found the service to be fine. There are scissors available at the front door that you can use to cut samples, as well as adhesive stickers for writing down the stock number, price and other info about the fabric. I’ve received knowledgeable answers from the staff whenever I’ve asked.
L&S also has a huge selection of fringes and trims, lining/​interlining and other drapery making supplies, indoor/​outdoor fabric, etc.
The only negative thing I can say is that I really miss their old bargain basement, where they had a whole room filled with sale-​priced stuff. Those were the days. I bought so much gorgeous closeout fabric there for $ 5-​$ 10 yard – 50% to 75% off. Alas, they closed that room a few years ago; last time I checked, it was filled with rugs. Does Atlanta REALLY need another rug store? I think not!
Other than that, though, it’s all good. For some of us, browsing the aisles is as much fun as chocolate. But you needn’t be a fabric connoisseur to justify a visit. To me, it’s a good choice for decorating supplies for most every budget.

This fabric store is VERY expensive, I needed a small quantity of silk for a craft project so I went to their silk room, I felt rushed and pressured even though I was the only person in that room shopping and when I got my piece it was off grain because of the way she cut it, I had to throw away half of what I purchased, I’ll never shop here again,

Pros: Good selection of décor and upholstery fabrics, trims and other accessories, layout was organized, helpful staff.
Cons: Pricey.
To help you browse aisles and aisles of fabric, they have pouches to put your samples in and labels as well. I’ve never been to a fabric store that lets you cut your own samples, so that was nice.
One minor problem: The guy did not cut out the bottom part of the fabric where other customers have cut samples from, so it was uneven. So my tip would be to cut the bottom yourself so it’s even before you buy it. That or tell them so they can do it for you.