Cinnamon, slate and cream woven fabric with repeating angled chevron blocks

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Romo

Etto Cinnamon

Elbury Fabric

Etto Cinnamon brings a warm cinnamon note to a tightly woven, vertically repeating geometric pattern. In the swatch, rust-like accents sit among slate, charcoal, grey and cream angled blocks.

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About this fabric

Etto Cinnamon is catalogued as a fabric and is shown here as a tightly structured woven surface. Repeated angled bands form a narrow chevron or arrow rhythm, with cinnamon accents set against charcoal, slate blue-grey, pale grey and cream. The cinnamon reads warm and earthy, while the darker blue-grey blocks give the pattern a cooler counterpoint and added depth. Fine linear texture within the blocks catches the light subtly, keeping the geometric design tactile rather than flat.

How to use it

Use the warm cinnamon accents to connect with timber, leather or terracotta details, while the slate and charcoal sections provide a link to cooler grey furnishings. Its directional pattern would bring rhythm to an upholstered chair, bench or pair of curtains.

A structured chevron weave balancing warm cinnamon with cool slate and charcoal accents.

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.

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