Charcoal and grey wallpaper with angular bird-like zigzags and broad stripes

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Kirkby Design

Stripey Zig Zag Birds Wallcovering Noir

Kirkby Design X Eley Kishimoto Wallcoverings Wallpaper

Stripey Zig Zag Birds Wallcovering Noir combines deep charcoal-black bands with a softer grey ground in a sharply graphic, angular composition. The repeated pointed forms suggest stylised birds moving through the stripes.

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About this fabric

Catalogued as wallpaper, this colourway is defined by broad horizontal bands interrupted by energetic zigzag points and bird-like angular silhouettes. The near-black charcoal sections create strong depth against the mid-grey areas, giving the design a cool, high-contrast appearance. A subtle fine surface texture is visible across the swatch, softening the otherwise crisp geometry without reducing its visual impact.

How to use it

Use Noir across a feature wall where its charcoal-and-grey contrast can echo black furniture, smoked glass or brushed metal. Its cool monochrome palette also suits a restrained contemporary scheme with pale grey upholstery and minimal accent colour.

Use this monochrome wallcovering to bring graphic movement and strong architectural contrast to a room.

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

Tanner's Brown

Farrow & Ball · #504a4a

To stand against it

Bamboozle

Farrow & Ball · #a75446

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