David Hicks Fabric

The David Hicks Fabrics collection we have is all about producing intriguing visuals through the use of rich colors and bold patterns. This line dates back to the 60’s when its founder, David Hicks, began working on private interior design projects for high profile clients. Throughout the 70’s and 80’s, the line expanded and made its way into over 15 different countries. Upon his death in 1998, his son, Ashley Hicks, took over the line and continued to produce the amazing fabrics we see today. Our selection of David Hicks Fabrics includes a variety of scenery prints as well as abstract patterns that stand out as one of a kind. The deep blue, magenta, gold, red, purple, and more truly give this collection a personality of its own. Hicks was known for his courageous use of color and this continues to reflect in the company today.

David Hicks Fabrics on sale

At L.A. Design Concepts, you can get a hold of these prestigious fabrics today with our 40% off pricing that we offer on all David Hicks Fabrics. Even the most subtle, laid back designers will be able to appreciate the beauty and elegance this collection holds. The patterns and colors, though all undoubtedly pop out at you, range in style so that everyone can find the perfect fabric for their home. David Hicks Fabrics have stood the test of time, never wavering from their original style and inspiration. These fabrics come to you with loud personalities but a beautiful sophistication that is unmatched.

Who is David Hicks?

David Hicks was an interior designer born in England in 1929. He attended the Central School of Arts and Crafts and later served in the British military. As he got started in his design career, he worked for an advertising company drawing cereal boxes. His breakthrough came in 1954 when his personally decorated home was featured in House & Garden magazine. Over the next few years, he worked alongside architects and other designers on a number of widely acclaimed construction and interior design projects. In the 60’s, he landed many high profile clients and this is when he started designing his own original fabrics. Today, his legacy lives on thanks to his son, Ashley Hicks.