Warm ivory woven fabric with repeating black angular cube motifs

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Kirkby Design

Cubic Monochrome

Formation Fabric

Cubic Monochrome brings a precise architectural rhythm to the surface, with black angular forms set against a warm ivory ground. The repeated shapes create a subtle three-dimensional cube effect across the woven face.

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About this fabric

The colourway pairs deep black with softly warm ivory and pale beige tones, giving the monochrome design a gentler, less stark reading than pure black and white. Repeating stepped and faceted forms interlock across the surface, while the fine horizontal weave adds tactile detail within each shape. The cloth is catalogued as a fabric, with no further performance features or specification data supplied. Its substantial-looking woven appearance makes it particularly well suited to upholstery where the geometric pattern can remain clearly visible.

How to use it

Use this black-and-warm-ivory colourway on a clean-lined armchair, footstool or occasional sofa, balancing its graphic pattern with plain warm neutrals and pale timber. Against charcoal, the ivory elements will read brighter; with oatmeal or beige upholstery companions, the overall scheme feels softer and more relaxed.

A graphic monochrome weave that gives upholstered furniture a crisp, architectural character.

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.

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To stand against it

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