Warm moccasin beige fringed stripe crossing a softly textured ivory fabric ground

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Mark Alexander

Embellir Moccasin

Accent Ii Fabric

Embellir Moccasin places a warm moccasin-beige, fringe-like diagonal band across a softly textured ivory ground. The contrast is gentle but dimensional, with the raised strands catching the light against the pale base.

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About this fabric

The ivory background has a fine, even woven texture that keeps the overall colourway light and quiet. Across it, a broad diagonal stripe is built from closely layered beige strands, giving the design a tactile, feathered appearance rather than a flat printed line. Moccasin reads as a warm, natural beige, with lighter and darker threads adding depth along the band. With no performance features or further specification supplied, this fabric is best assessed from its visible mid-weight textile construction and decorative surface.

How to use it

Pair the warm moccasin stripe with ivory upholstery, natural timber and soft tan accents for a relaxed, tonal room. Its diagonal movement also makes it effective on a feature cushion or a simply shaped upholstered piece where the textured band can be shown clearly.

Use the warm moccasin stripe to bring tactile contrast to an ivory scheme on upholstery, cushions or softly tailored window treatments.

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

Ammonite

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To stand against it

Golden Honey

Sanderson · #ad8f53

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