Cool ink-black sheer with charcoal striations and pale abstract painterly marks

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Harlequin

Enigmatic Sheer Japanese Ink

Sheers 1 FabricHAF0511-01

Enigmatic Sheer Japanese Ink is a cool, translucent curtain fabric with vertical ink-black and charcoal striations, layered over pale grey and white painterly markings. In the photographed daylight, the cloth allows the garden beyond to remain visible through its dark, fluid folds.

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About this fabric

At 65 gsm, this fine sheer has a light, transparent appearance, with daylight passing through the black, grey and white pattern. The 300 cm usable width is accompanied by a 300 cm vertical repeat and 279 cm horizontal repeat, giving the large-scale markings a broad, sweeping presence across a curtain. Fine vertical lines create a softly ribbed visual rhythm, while scattered dark flecks and branching brush-like forms break up the pale ground. The specification also records 85 threads per cm and a standard length of 30 m.

How to use it

Use this cool ink-black colourway at a window where its charcoal bands can temper bright daylight without losing the view. It works especially well with crisp white, pale grey or other quiet, cool-toned finishes that echo the translucent ground.

A cool, translucent statement sheer with painterly depth for full-height curtains.

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

Plummett

Farrow & Ball · #8c8e8d

To stand against it

Carmen Light

Sanderson · #a7565d

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