Black-and-ivory striped braid curled into loops with raised woven ribs

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Dedar

Pin010 Braid Marzapane-Liquirizia

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Pin010 Braid Marzapane-Liquirizia is shown as a sculptural black-and-ivory braid, looped into soft curves that reveal its pronounced woven ridges. The pale stripes catch the light against the dense black ground, giving the trim a crisp graphic presence.

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About this fabric

The photographed braid is formed from repeated black and pale ivory stripes, with raised ribs running along its curved surface. Its tightly woven profile holds a substantial, corded shape as it bends into overlapping loops. Bright ivory ridges alternate with near-black bands, creating a high-contrast monochrome effect rather than a softly blended neutral. The changing direction of the loops makes the texture especially visible, from sharply lit highlights to deep shadowed recesses.

How to use it

Use the black-and-ivory braid as a pronounced edging on charcoal, black or ivory upholstery, where its graphic stripes can frame cushions, arms or panels. It also suits a tailored monochrome scheme that needs tactile definition without introducing another colour.

Use this high-contrast braid to edge dark upholstery or define cushions with a crisp decorative line.

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

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To stand against it

Dimpse

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