Close-up of dusty berry fabric with cream, charcoal and subtle blue-green woven flecks

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Clarke & Clarke

Louis Berry

Mode FabricCCF0441-02

Louis Berry has a softly muted berry ground, enlivened by tightly interlaced rose, cream, charcoal and occasional cool blue-green threads. The close, miniature weave gives the colourway a gently variegated appearance rather than a flat block of colour.

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About this fabric

This Clarke & Clarke Mode fabric is woven with a dense, tactile surface in layered berry, dusty rose, cream and dark neutral tones. Fine horizontal and vertical intersections create a small-scale woven texture, with scattered cooler flecks adding subtle depth when viewed closely. At 468gsm, it has the substantial weight expected of an upholstery fabric. The pattern repeat is particularly discreet at 1.2cm vertically and 0.9cm horizontally, while the 139cm usable width supports practical upholstery cutting.

How to use it

The softened berry tone brings depth to an occasional chair, sofa or headboard, especially alongside oatmeal, mushroom and warm timber finishes. Use the small woven repeat where a coloured textile is wanted without introducing a bold motif.

Use this muted berry weave on an armchair, sofa or dining seat, balancing its finely flecked colour with warm neutrals and dark wood.

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

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To stand against it

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