Dark claret ribbed plain fabric with fine vertical texture

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Ashley Wilde

Lucio Claret

Portofino Collection FabricLUCIO

Lucio Claret shows a deep claret tone with a subdued plum-brown cast and a fine vertical rib that gives the surface quiet structure. The finish looks smooth and closely woven, with the tonal ridging becoming more visible as the light moves across it.

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About this fabric

Part of Ashley Wilde’s Portofino Collection, Lucio Claret is a plain fabric woven in 88% polyester and 12% nylon, with a substantial 250gsm weight and a 40,000 rub test rating. The cloth has a fine, linear rib running vertically through the surface, while the rich claret colouring reads dark, warm and slightly smoky rather than bright red. At 145cm wide, it is specified for severe contract upholstery and drapes, making it a practical choice for demanding interiors. The overall effect is smart and grounded, with enough texture to stop the plain shade from feeling flat.

How to use it

This claret works well on tailored seating, dining chairs or banquettes where the colour can hold its depth against wood, brass or walnut. It also makes an elegant drape colour in schemes with warm neutrals, oxblood leather or muted berry accents.

A rich, ribbed claret that brings depth and polish to modern upholstery or tailored drapery.

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

Burn Black Light

Sanderson · #3b3b3d

To stand against it

Devon Green

Sanderson · #808d73

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