Warm platinum-grey woven swatch with a charcoal geometric cube lattice

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Romo

Botero Platinum

Name: Botero Platinum
Brand: Romo

Botero Platinum combines a softly warm platinum-grey ground with a sharply drawn geometric lattice. The repeating lines form an optical cube pattern, giving the swatch a measured architectural character.

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About this fabric

The pale platinum base has a gentle grey-beige cast, while the darker charcoal-grey lines define interlocking diamonds and three-dimensional cube forms. Its visible woven surface softens the precision of the pattern without losing its crisp outline. The medium-scale repeat is clear and regular across the swatch, making the design read as structured rather than busy. No composition, width or performance specification has been supplied for this colourway.

How to use it

Use Botero Platinum to bring restrained geometry to a light, tonal interior, especially alongside chalk, stone, mushroom and charcoal accents. Its warm grey base can work across upholstery or drapery where a tailored pattern is wanted without a strong saturated colour.

Pair the warm platinum ground and charcoal geometry with quiet neutrals for a tailored, architectural scheme.

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