Close-up of black, cream and tan woven interlocking leaf-like motifs

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Kirkby Design

Monogram Monochrome

Formation Fabric

Monogram Monochrome brings crisp black-and-cream contrast to a tightly repeated, interlocking motif. In close view, warm biscuit and oatmeal flecks soften the graphic pattern while the woven surface gives it subtle tactile depth.

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About this fabric

This Fabric from Kirkby Design’s Formation collection is shown in a compact, all-over design of curved leaf-like forms and broken geometric marks. Near-black elements sit against an ivory ground, while tan and oatmeal threads add warmth rather than a stark black-and-white effect. The dense construction reads as a substantial woven cloth, making upholstery the natural classification from the image. At close range, the interlaced shapes create lively depth without becoming a large, dominant motif.

How to use it

Use this colourway on a tailored armchair, dining seat or compact sofa where its black ground and warm cream details can act as a graphic focal point. Pair it with walnut, natural oak and quiet ivory textiles to bring out the warmer tan threads.

A tactile black-and-cream woven pattern with warm tan detail for tailored 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

Olivine

Zoffany · #726e62

To stand against it

Aquamarine - Mid

Little Greene · #c6d6ca

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