Near-black velvet curtain with tonal scrolling foliage and deep gathered folds

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House of Hackney

ANACONDA Velvet Curtain - Noir

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ANACONDA Noir brings a near-black, tonal surface to the window. In the photograph, scrolling foliage appears in subtly shifting black textures as the curtain falls into deep vertical folds.

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About this fabric

Catalogued as a Velvet from House of Hackney’s curtain collection, ANACONDA Noir has a dense, plush-looking surface suited to its generously gathered drop. Layered black-on-black scrolling leaves, tendrils and floral forms create a large botanical pattern without introducing a contrasting colour. Its cool, inky tone absorbs much of the light, while the changing pile and folds reveal softer charcoal highlights across the design. The result is an opulent, almost shadow-like curtain with a distinctly dramatic presence.

How to use it

Use ANACONDA Noir against warm metallic hardware, painted grey-green walls or dark timber to draw out its inky depth. The tonal botanical pattern works especially well in a richly layered bedroom, dining room or period interior.

Use this inky velvet for full, dramatic curtains where tonal pattern and deep folds can take centre stage.

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

Graphite

Sanderson · #585858

To stand against it

Stone

Zoffany · #c9c1ae

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