Close-up of muted indigo and ivory woven herringbone textile with dense zigzag texture

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Clarke & Clarke

Zalika Indigo

Amara FabricCCF0172-03

Zalika Indigo is a dense woven textile with a fine, repeating chevron or herringbone effect in cool indigo, blue-grey and warm ivory. The closely set pattern gives the swatch a richly textured, tailored appearance rather than a flat solid colour.

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About this fabric

The indigo tone reads deep and cool, while small ivory details pick out the tightly packed zigzag weave and soften its overall depth. With a substantial 581 gsm weight and 140 cm usable width, this fabric is particularly well suited to upholstery. Its fine pattern repeat measures 0.6 cm vertically and 1.1 cm horizontally, creating an almost continuous surface texture at normal viewing distance. The standard length is 40 m, making it practical for coordinated upholstery requirements.

How to use it

Pair Zalika Indigo with chalky ivory, pale grey or natural timber to make the cool blue ground feel considered and architectural. Its small-scale zigzag texture works especially well on tailored sofas, dining chairs and headboards where the indigo depth can anchor a room without appearing plain.

Use this cool, finely patterned indigo-and-ivory cloth to bring tailored texture to sofas, dining chairs and occasional 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.

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