Colourful silk, satin, brocade, damask, and wool were commonly used textiles. Patterns such as brocade, brocatelle, damask and tapestry-like fabrics are known as jacquard patterns. Furniture is upholstered in a yellow silk damask. The MusD hood is of cream damask lined with dark cherry satin. Her rooms in Brussels were hung with black velvet, black damask and a black cloth-of-estate. Underneath he wears a doublet of patterned material, probably silk damask. The flag is made of crimson silk damask measuring approximately . The ceiling was repainted, the wallpaper replaced, and new silk damask curtains installed. Mattress fabrics can be knits, damask or printed wovens, or inexpensive non-wovens. During the mid-19th century, power loom weaving started to replace linen damask. The main curtain of custom-woven gold damask is the largest tab curtain in the world. Someone even cut a square yard from one of the damask drapes. Adjacent to it is the audience chamber, decorated with Baroque red damask and Neoclassical borders. Dolley Madison first decorated the room in yellow damask in 1809. The count is portrayed standing in front of a precious damask cloth background.