Soft beige woven fabric with tiny looped cream motif across the surface

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Manuel Canovas

Suzanne Ficelle

Agathe FabricM4089-07

Suzanne Ficelle shows a soft sandy beige ground threaded with a tiny, looping motif that reads almost like a refined scribble across the surface. The effect is quietly patterned rather than bold, with a gentle two-tone contrast that keeps the fabric light and approachable.

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About this fabric

This Manuel Canovas fabric from the Agathe collection is woven in a blend of 57% viscose, 33% cotton and 10% polyamide, with a width of approximately 142cm and a repeat of V 20cm / H 18cm approx. The surface has a fine, slightly textured handle, and the small looped motif sits close together to create a calm all-over pattern. In Suzanne Ficelle, the cream and beige tones stay warm and dry rather than glossy, so the design feels soft and restrained in natural light. Its balanced composition and mid-weight appearance make it well suited to a range of decorative uses.

How to use it

Use this Ficelle colourway to soften walnut, oak or painted joinery, where the warm beige ground will add depth without feeling heavy. It is especially effective in rooms that need pattern at close range but a calm overall impression from a distance.

A warm, understated neutral that works beautifully on tailored upholstery or relaxed curtains.

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

Green Almond

Zoffany · #bfb8a5

To stand against it

Bengal Red

Sanderson · #95554c

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