Black and cream swirling abstract woven textile on chair, cushion and floor

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Kirkby Design

Quilted Mirage Monochrome

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Quilted Mirage Monochrome makes a striking monochrome statement, combining an inky black ground with irregular cream marks that seem to ripple across the surface. In the photograph, the energetic pattern is used on upholstery, a cushion and the floor.

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About this fabric

The dense abstract motif is formed from countless angular cream strokes, creating swirling clusters and a strong sense of movement against the black background. Its high-contrast palette reads crisp and graphic rather than soft, while the woven surface gives the pattern a tactile, subtly broken edge. The photograph also shows the design on a pale upholstered cushion, where the cream areas become more prominent and the black marks create a geometric, almost quilt-like rhythm. No further specification data is supplied for this colourway.

How to use it

Use this black-and-cream colourway as a bold upholstery accent against warm stone, pale timber or simple black details. Pair it with quiet solid cushions so its swirling pattern remains the focal point.

A graphic black-and-cream textile that brings high-contrast movement to contemporary upholstery and occasional seating.

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

Crag Grey

Sanderson · #8c8575

To stand against it

Incarnadine

Farrow & Ball · #9b4546

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