Dense charcoal and grey fragments scattered across a chalky stone wallcovering ground

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Kirkby Design

Fragment Wallcovering Monochrome

Wallcoverings Vol 2 Wallpaper

Fragment Wallcovering Monochrome builds a dense, atmospheric surface from scattered charcoal, grey and stone-coloured fragments. Its chalky ground keeps the overall impression softer than a stark black-and-white scheme.

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About this fabric

The supplied catalogue identifies Fragment Wallcovering Monochrome as wallpaper, with no performance features noted. A tightly packed field of broken, irregular marks replaces a conventional geometric repeat, creating a restless but balanced visual texture. Chalky off-white and pale stone areas sit beneath charcoal and mid-grey fragments, while subtle warm mineral notes prevent the colourway from feeling flat or severe. In the supplied image, the small marks merge into a continuous mottled surface at a distance and resolve into sharper flecks up close.

How to use it

Use this cool, chalky monochrome on a feature wall where its charcoal fragments can add depth without overwhelming the room. Balance the busy surface with warm timber, pale upholstery and restrained black accents.

Pair its chalky neutral ground and charcoal flecks with warm timber, aged metal or soft grey furnishings.

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

Fossil

Zoffany · #a8a18f

To stand against it

Huntsman Green

Zoffany · #3e4649

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