Close-up of a terracotta and cream small-scale woven fabric with textured flecks

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Manuel Canovas

Biot Potiron

Biot FabricM4027-11

Biot Potiron has a tightly woven, pebble-like surface in a warm terracotta coral mix, with small flecks of cream and rust catching the light.

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About this fabric

This colourway of Biot shows a compact, textured weave that reads as warm terracotta, softened by coral notes and broken up with pale linen-coloured flecks. The result is lively but grounded, with the surface depth giving the shade extra warmth rather than a flat orange cast. It is a fabric, not a wallpaper, with a width of approximately 138cm and a composition of 40% viscose, 30% linen, 26% cotton and 4% polyester. The zero repeat suggests a non-directional, easy-to-use textile that will sit neatly across larger upholstered pieces or relaxed decorative drapery. The Q 8 < T 3 care code and √BM fire code add practical specification detail for interior use.

How to use it

Use this terracotta tone to warm up neutral upholstery, where its small-scale texture adds interest without overpowering the room. It also works well for curtains or soft furnishings alongside oak, chalky plaster and deep brown accents.

A lively terracotta weave that brings warmth and texture to tailored interiors.

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

Red Earth

Farrow & Ball · #bf7a6a

To stand against it

Off-Black

Farrow & Ball · #464749

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