Close-up of charcoal-black woven fabric with dense grey flecks and nubby texture

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Dedar

Bogardine Quasinero

Curtain fabrics Fabric001

Bogardine Quasinero reads as a near-black charcoal textile in this close-up, with a dense field of tiny grey nubs. The restrained contrast gives the surface a quiet, tactile depth.

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About this fabric

Bogardine Quasinero is listed in Dedar’s Curtain fabrics collection, and the supplied catalogue identifies it as a fabric with no performance features noted. In the swatch, a near-black charcoal ground is broken by closely packed grey-white nubs. These tiny irregular marks create a low-contrast, all-over texture rather than a defined motif, while the lighter threads catch the light across the woven surface. The dark colourway has a composed, understated character that keeps the texture visible without becoming busy.

How to use it

Use this charcoal colourway for curtains where a deep, textural backdrop is preferred over a flat black. It pairs naturally with pale stone, soft grey and other tonal neutrals that allow the subtle grey flecks to show.

A near-black charcoal weave that brings quiet depth to curtains and tonal 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

Burn Black Light

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To stand against it

Devon Green

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