Close-up of warm tomato-red plain woven linen fabric with fine texture

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Manuel Canovas

Cabris Tomate

Cabris II FabricM4018-19

Cabris Tomate is a richly coloured linen with a fine, closely woven surface and a sun-warmed tomato-red tone. The plain weave gives it a calm, textural look rather than a glossy finish.

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About this fabric

Woven in 100% linen, Cabris Tomate is shown here as a plain fabric with a neat, even grid and a softly broken surface that catches the light gently. The approx. 132cm width makes it practical for both upholstery and drapery applications, while the repeat is listed as V 0cm / H 0cm approx., confirming the simple, uninterrupted look. Its colour sits between coral and terracotta, with a warm red depth that feels vivid without becoming bright or harsh. The Q 8 + T 3 care code and √BH fire rating are practical specification points for residential and contract use where suitable. The overall effect is earthy, animated and easy to layer with natural woods, stone and neutral linens.

How to use it

This tomato-red linen brings warmth to contemporary seating, especially when paired with oak, aged brass or chalky neutrals. It also works well for relaxed curtains where the colour can soften into a warm glow in daylight.

Use for effortless upholstery or softly tailored drapes with a warm, sun-baked feel.

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

Bamboozle

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To stand against it

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