Which interior style is described as "Crushed"?

• A. Crushed
• B. Velour
• C. Lambswool
• D. Pine

Answer: (A)

In interior styling, the term described here points to a fabric texture, specifically the crushed variety. Crushed velvet is known for its irregular, puckered surface that creates depth and a subtle sheen, giving upholstery or draperies a rich, tactile look. That crushed texture is what the descriptor is signaling.

Velour, by contrast, is a smooth, short-napped fabric with a uniform surface and does not carry the crushed texture. Lambswool refers to a natural wool fiber, not a surface texture descriptor. Pine is a type of wood, unrelated to fabric textures. So the label that corresponds to the crushed texture is the one named Crushed, which aligns with crushed velvet-style styling.