Muted berry-red and cream geometric weave shown in pronounced folded texture

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Kirkby Design

Court Tayberry

Clubhouse Fabric

Court Tayberry combines a deep berry-red ground with warm cream geometric marks in a richly textured woven surface. The folded swatch shows how the pattern shifts between ordered diagonal bands and broken rectangular forms.

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About this fabric

Catalogued as a fabric, Court Tayberry is shown here as a dense-looking woven textile in muted berry red and warm cream. The surface has a tactile, nubby grain, while the raised folds catch the light differently across the red and cream areas. Repeated diagonal bands and broken rectangular marks create a rhythmic geometric pattern, with the cream ground keeping the deep red from feeling flat. On the swatch, the berry tone reads softened rather than bright, giving this colourway a grounded, graphic character.

How to use it

Use Court Tayberry on a statement armchair, ottoman or sofa to introduce a warm berry accent without the sharper intensity of a vivid red. Pair it with chalky creams, natural timber and darkened metal to echo the swatch’s contrast.

Use this textured berry-red and cream weave to bring graphic warmth to contemporary upholstery.

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

Russet

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To stand against it

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