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Yves Twilight
Mode FabricCCF0456-06
Yves Twilight has a light ivory ground scattered with fine navy, charcoal and muted blush marks, creating a cool, closely textured surface. Its small-scale woven pattern reads like a refined, irregular tweed rather than a bold printed motif.
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About this fabric
The dense flecking gives this colourway a softly mottled appearance, with cool blue-black accents breaking through the pale ivory base and occasional warm blush notes adding depth. At 468gsm, it has the substantial visual and tactile presence expected of an upholstery cloth. The pattern repeat is deliberately restrained at 4cm vertically by 3.5cm horizontally, keeping the texture consistent across a larger upholstered surface. A useable width of 136.5cm makes it practical for furniture applications.
How to use it
Use Yves Twilight on a compact sofa, armchair or dining seat where its ivory-and-navy contrast can brighten the upholstery without becoming stark. Repeat the charcoal flecks in painted timber or metal, and bring out the muted blush traces with softly coloured cushions or ceramics.
Pair the softly flecked ivory ground with deep blue, charcoal or muted blush accents for a tailored, textural scheme.
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Pairs well with
Yves Twilight is a quiet cloth, so it carries a pattern beside it: one of these on the curtains and this on the chair. Mixed across the houses we hold, which is the part a single supplier's book cannot do.
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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
Starling
Sanderson · #b9b0a9
To stand against it
Inky Fingers
Morris & Co. · #48525c
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