Close-up of pale graphite grey geometric weave with small diamond pattern

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Ashley Wilde

Kinver Graphite

Essential Weaves Vol 1 FabricEWV1KINVER

Kinver Graphite is a cool, softly muted grey with a fine geometric lattice that reads crisp and understated. The small-scale pattern gives the cloth a tailored, orderly look without feeling heavy.

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About this fabric

Woven in 100% polyester, Kinver Graphite is specified for drapes only and has a substantial 316 grams per linear metre weight, giving it a pleasing body for curtains. The tiny diamond-like geometric repeat is clearly visible in the swatch, sitting in a pale graphite-on-slightly-lighter-grey contrast that keeps the design subtle rather than high-contrast. At 140cm wide, it offers practical full-width coverage, and the 3cm vertical by 4cm horizontal repeat supports a neat, measured hang. The overall effect is cool and architectural, with the texture and small pattern adding interest without overpowering a room.

How to use it

This graphite colourway suits modern schemes where a restrained curtain fabric is needed to sharpen pale walls, stone finishes or brushed metal details. It also works well in layered window treatments, where its quiet geometric rhythm adds structure beside plain sheers.

A cool graphite weave that gives curtains a neat, tailored finish.

Paint that goes with it

Two ways to take the room. Both colours are from houses we hold, so a pot can come off the same order as the cloth. Screens shift colour, so treat these as a direction and bring the cloth to the shelf before you buy the paint.

To sit quietly behind it

Empire Grey

Zoffany · #a1a09e

To stand against it

Vine Black

Zoffany · #3e3e40

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