Navy, pale blue, grey and white triangular velvet geometric swatch

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Cristina Marrone

VEN3741

Venezia FabricVEN3741

VEN3741 combines a cool blue palette with a tightly ordered field of triangular blocks. Navy, denim, pale blue, grey and white sections create a crisp geometric rhythm across the velvet surface.

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About this fabric

This Venezia velvet is woven in 49% viscose, 49% polyester and 2% cotton, with a 138cm width. The photographed colourway moves from deep navy and denim blue to icy blue, soft grey and chalky white, giving the geometric pattern a distinctly cool, graphic character. Fine surface texture is visible across the colour blocks, while the contrast between dark and pale triangles gives the design depth. It is suitable for contract and domestic upholstery, requires professional aftercare, and has Domestic Cig & Match flame retardancy with the option to be treated to Crib 5 contract grade.

How to use it

Use VEN3741 on a statement armchair, headboard or contemporary sofa where its navy and pale-blue geometry can act as the room’s main pattern. Pair it with chalk white, cool grey and brushed metal for a clean architectural scheme, or soften the contrast with textured denim and pale timber.

A cool, architectural velvet that brings layered blue-and-grey geometry 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

Double Quartz Grey

Zoffany · #979ea6

To stand against it

Desert Gold

Sanderson · #eee2a8

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