Grape-purple textured fabric with scattered black abstract markings and a softly nubby surface

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Clarke & Clarke

Crush Grape

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Crush Grape has a saturated grape-purple ground with irregular black and deep-plum markings scattered across its surface. Its tactile, nubby texture gives the colour a shadowed, dimensional finish rather than a flat purple appearance.

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About this fabric

This heavy 580gsm fabric is well suited to upholstery, with a visibly textured surface that catches lighter purple highlights around the darker, almost ink-black motifs. The design is abstract and painterly, combining blurred violet areas with scattered raised-looking marks for a richly uneven finish. It has a 140 cm usable width and a standard length of 30 m. Both the vertical and horizontal pattern repeats are 0 cm, allowing the organic markings to be positioned freely without matching a repeat.

How to use it

Use Crush Grape to bring saturated, cool purple depth to an accent chair, headboard or upholstered sofa, balancing its dark markings with smoked timber, black details and softer lilac or neutral textiles. The expressive surface works especially well where the fabric can be seen close up.

A richly textured grape-purple upholstery fabric with dark, expressive markings that add depth to statement seating.

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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