Muted willow olive fabric with raised ivory triangles in a tactile geometric weave

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Clarke & Clarke

Adisa Willow

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Adisa Willow pairs a muted willow-olive ground with raised ivory triangles arranged in a crisp, repeating geometric grid. The close-up shows a tactile woven surface, with the pale motifs standing clearly against the softened green background.

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About this fabric

The olive tone is quiet and slightly earthy rather than bright, giving the ivory pattern a softened contrast and a calm, tailored character. Alternating triangles create larger diamond-like formations across the cloth, while the visibly nubby weave adds depth to the otherwise precise geometry. At 476gsm and 136cm usable width, this is a substantial textile well suited to upholstery applications. The pattern repeats every 23.5cm vertically and 22.5cm horizontally, allowing the triangle layout to remain clearly defined across a larger piece.

How to use it

Use Adisa Willow on a compact armchair, upholstered bench or headboard where its muted olive ground can sit alongside warm timber, cream upholstery and natural woven accessories. Position it against quieter plains to let the ivory geometric forms provide the room’s measured focal point.

Use this weighty geometric weave to bring soft olive-and-ivory contrast to a statement chair, headboard or sofa.

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

Sage

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To stand against it

Gargoyle

Zoffany · #5f5f61

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