Close-up of Kiriko Storm’s blue-grey nubby weave with charcoal and ivory flecks

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Black Edition

Kiriko Storm

Ikulu Fabric

Kiriko Storm has a cool, storm-toned character, combining blue-grey yarns with charcoal and pale ivory flecks. Its densely packed, nubby surface gives the swatch a tactile, softly irregular appearance.

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About this fabric

The weave is built from closely spaced vertical and horizontal threads, creating a small-scale broken check effect rather than a crisp geometric pattern. Deep navy-charcoal marks sit among slate blue-grey and light ivory fibres, giving the colourway visible depth without becoming strongly saturated. Raised, uneven yarns catch the light in small highlights across the surface, while the darker threads keep the overall impression grounded. No performance features are noted for this fabric, so its suitability should be considered alongside the intended upholstery application and project requirements.

How to use it

Use this cool blue-grey colourway on a compact sofa, occasional chair or upholstered headboard where its flecked texture can soften darker timber and black accents. Pair it with chalky neutrals, charcoal, or muted blue accessories to draw out the pale and deep threads in the weave.

A dense, nubby blue-grey weave with dark and pale flecks for subtly patterned upholstery.

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

Taylor's Grey

Zoffany · #778087

To stand against it

New White

Farrow & Ball · #eee6cf

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