Close-up of Otis Fenugreek’s mustard and blue-grey irregular woven texture

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Otis Fenugreek

Floris Fabric

Otis Fenugreek combines a warm fenugreek mustard tone with blue-grey threads in a densely packed, irregular woven pattern. The close-up reveals a tactile surface where the darker yarns temper the brightness of the yellow.

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About this fabric

Across the swatch, mustard-yellow and blue-grey yarns form small, branching marks with an organic, lightly mottled rhythm rather than a strict geometric repeat. The compact weave gives the surface a dry, textured grain, while the broken colour keeps the mustard shade from reading as flat or overly bright. Its visible mid-weight woven character makes it suitable for either upholstery or drapery. The supplied catalogue records no performance features for this fabric, so suitability should be checked against the demands of the intended project.

How to use it

Use the warm fenugreek mustard as an accent on a chair, bench or cushion, or let it add softly patterned depth to curtains. Pair it with charcoal, blue-grey or natural timber to draw out the cooler threads in the weave.

A warm mustard and blue-grey woven design that can bring depth to upholstery or drapery.

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

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To stand against it

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