Mottled burnt terracotta and black textured upholstery fabric with copper-toned highlights

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Clarke & Clarke

Crush Sierra

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Crush Sierra is a richly mottled upholstery fabric, with glowing burnt terracotta and copper passages broken by deep black, irregular shadowing. The close-up surface has a dense, tactile texture that shifts between warm highlights and near-black depth.

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About this fabric

At 580 gsm, Crush Sierra has the substantial visual and physical presence suited to upholstered seating. Its abstract surface has no vertical or horizontal pattern repeat, allowing the coppery terracotta and black markings to flow freely across a chair, sofa or ottoman. The 140 cm useable width and 30 m standard length provide practical coverage for upholstery projects. Light catches the warmer raised-looking areas while the black sections absorb it, giving this colourway a dramatic, almost molten depth.

How to use it

Use Crush Sierra as statement upholstery against warm timber, smoked finishes or restrained charcoal walls, letting its burnt terracotta glow bring heat to the room. Keep surrounding textiles quieter so the black-and-copper mottling remains the focal point.

A weighty, tactile choice for statement upholstery, with black shadowing that deepens the burnt terracotta ground.

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

Amanpuri Red

Sanderson · #7e4043

To stand against it

Hague Blue

Farrow & Ball · #3f4d56

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