Deep ottanio teal fabric with tonal cubist rectangles and crosshatched woven texture

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Mark Alexander

Cubist Ottanio

Outline Fabric

Cubist Ottanio is a deep, blue-leaning teal textile with a restrained geometric character. Its surface is patterned with softly defined rectangular blocks that emerge through changes in weave direction and tone.

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About this fabric

The dark ottanio ground reads as cool and atmospheric, with near-black teal accents giving the colourway notable depth. Repeated rectangular compartments create a medium-scale cubist grid, while fine crosshatched lines add a tactile woven irregularity rather than a flat printed appearance. The low contrast keeps the pattern composed and architectural, allowing the shade to feel saturated without becoming bright. No performance features or further specification data are noted in the supplied record, so suitability should be confirmed against project requirements.

How to use it

Use Cubist Ottanio on a tailored armchair, sofa or full-length curtain where its deep teal tone can anchor pale timber, warm neutrals and brushed metal. The subtle block pattern works especially well in rooms that need graphic definition without a high-contrast motif.

Use this deep teal geometric weave to bring graphic structure and quiet depth to contemporary upholstery or curtains.

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

Huntsman Green

Zoffany · #3e4649

To stand against it

Oval Room Blue

Farrow & Ball · #889a9a

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