Deep navy velvet showing mirrored zebras, palms, giraffe and starry jungle motifs

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Emma Shipley

Lost World Velvet Navy

Wilderie Fabric VelvetCCF0501-02

Lost World Velvet Navy presents a richly detailed nocturnal scene against a deep, almost ink-blue ground. Mirrored zebras, a central palm and giraffe rise among patterned foliage, spotted birds and small stars.

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About this fabric

This 340gsm velvet has a substantial handle suited to upholstery, while its dark navy ground gives the design a cool, immersive depth. The visible artwork combines silver-grey and muted blue-grey zebra stripes with a pale giraffe, layered ferns, seed-pod forms and a star-filled sky. Its 89.8cm vertical repeat and 69cm horizontal repeat allow the full illustrated arrangement to read across a larger upholstered surface. With a 138cm usable width and 40m standard length, it is practical for planning coordinated furniture or multiple pieces.

How to use it

Use the cool, inky navy on a feature chair, headboard or sofa where the pale zebra stripes and botanical details can be appreciated at close range. Pair it with charcoal, smoky blue and brushed metal rather than warm rustic tones to preserve the colourway’s nocturnal mood.

Use this deep navy velvet on statement upholstery, balancing its theatrical jungle scene with quiet blue-grey and charcoal accents.

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

Night Fishing

Sanderson · #434254

To stand against it

Worsted

Farrow & Ball · #9b9690

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