Multicoloured velvet with broken teal, magenta, mustard and coral vertical stripes

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Cristina Marrone

EXT2542

Extravaganza FabricEXT2542

EXT2542 is a richly coloured velvet covered in broken, irregular vertical stripes. Teal, turquoise, magenta, pink, mustard, orange and red accents stand out against a pale grey-white ground, creating a bright, energetic colourway.

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See this fabric on Cristina Marrone's own site, then order it through us.

About this fabric

The close view shows a tactile, finely ribbed velvet surface, with narrow stripes varying in length and colour to give the design a hand-drawn, fragmented rhythm. Its 48% polyester, 48% viscose and 4% cotton composition is supplied at a 138cm width for contract and domestic upholstery. The saturated jewel tones are softened by pale neutral threads, while the textured surface adds depth as the light moves across the vertical pile. Aftercare is professional; the fabric has Domestic Cig & Match flame retardancy and can be treated to Crib 5 contract grade.

How to use it

Use EXT2542 on a statement armchair, headboard or occasional sofa where its pale ground can balance the vivid teal, berry, coral and mustard stripes. Pair it with warm white, light grey or plain teal upholstery to let the energetic vertical texture lead.

A lively textured velvet that brings teal, magenta, mustard and coral accents to upholstered seating.

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

Cinder Rose

Farrow & Ball · #c2a2a7

To stand against it

Indigo Blue

Sanderson · #4c4c58

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