Cinnabar floral fabric with cream, pink and aqua blooms on a dark green ground

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Black Edition

Herbaria Cinnabar

Herbaria Fabric

Herbaria Cinnabar is filled with large, painterly blooms set against a deep green-black ground. Cinnabar-red flowers sit alongside chalky cream, blush pink, pale aqua and ochre petals for a richly shaded, garden-like composition.

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About this fabric

The colourway has a dark, moody base that gives the pale cream and aqua flowers strong definition, while pink and cinnabar-red petals add warmth and visual intensity. Olive-green leaves and ochre touches deepen the palette without taking attention from the large blossoms. The close view shows softly feathered floral edges and a gently textured surface, giving the design a painterly rather than sharply geometric appearance. No performance features or further specification data are supplied for this fabric, so suitability should be confirmed against the intended upholstery application.

How to use it

Use Cinnabar as a dramatic upholstery covering on a statement chair, ottoman or sofa, balancing its dark ground with warm wood, aged brass and quiet cream textiles. It can also anchor a room with olive, blush or muted aqua accents drawn directly from the flowers.

A richly layered floral with a deep green-black ground, vivid cinnabar accents and softly contrasting pale blooms.

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

Crag Grey

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To stand against it

Thorned Rose

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