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Bergamo FabricBER3344_2022-05-05-110444_TYFL
This Bergamo colourway has a burnished rust-terracotta base, with pale taupe and grey flecks creating softly shifting, irregular movement across the surface. The close-up reveals a tactile chenille texture that gives the warm red-brown shade additional depth.
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About this fabric
Bergamo is a 100% polyester chenille, supplied at 138cm wide for domestic upholstery. In this colourway, the warm rust-terracotta ground is broken by close, irregular flecks and softly changing bands of pale taupe and grey. Its nubby woven surface gives the red-brown shade a lightly weathered character rather than a flat block of colour. The fabric is machine washable and has Domestic Cig & Match flame retardancy.
How to use it
Use this rust-terracotta colourway on a sofa, armchair or dining seat where its muted warmth can anchor taupe, stone and dark wood tones. The pale woven flecks make it easy to connect with softer neutral textiles without losing the richness of the base shade.
Use this warm, weathered terracotta chenille to add tactile colour to domestic seating and occasional upholstery.
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Paint that goes with it
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To stand against it
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