Dense damask weave in pimento red, charcoal, and blue-grey with ornate symmetrical motifs

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Isle Mill

Inchcolm Pimento

Inchcolm Abbey Fabric

Inchcolm Pimento layers deep pimento-red ornament over a shadowed charcoal ground, with cool blue-grey threads threading through the design. Its close, tactile weave gives the symmetrical pattern a richly textured, almost timeworn depth.

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About this fabric

Catalogued as a fabric, this colourway presents a dense, ornate damask rather than a plain or loosely woven cloth. Broad symmetrical scrolls, floral flourishes and a central pointed motif fill the surface, creating a large-scale pattern with strong visual presence. Deep brick-red and pimento tones dominate the ornament, while charcoal and muted blue-grey threads temper the warmth and add cool flecks through the weave. The dark, high-contrast palette gives the textile a formal, antique-inspired character that visually suits statement upholstery.

How to use it

Use Inchcolm Pimento on a feature armchair, footstool or sofa where its deep red damask can become the focal point. Pair it with charcoal, aged timber and blue-grey accents to echo the cooler threads in the pattern.

Use the deep pimento, charcoal and blue-grey palette to bring richly patterned depth to a statement chair or sofa.

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

Shaker Red

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To stand against it

Eucalyptus

Sanderson · #6b938b

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