Olive, taupe and terracotta wavy striped fabric with a raised tapestry weave

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Warwick

Balldechin Tapestry

Balldechin Fabric

Balldechin Tapestry brings together muted olive, warm taupe and terracotta in flowing, irregular stripes. Its softly gathered surface reveals a pronounced woven texture and earthy depth.

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About this fabric

The image shows medium-scale vertical bands that meander rather than forming a strict linear stripe, with terracotta and olive threads breaking through a taupe ground. A raised, nubby weave gives the fabric a tactile, tapestry-like surface, while the folds show that it has enough body to hold sculptural movement. The colour balance is warm and subdued, with the terracotta adding a restrained accent rather than a bright contrast. No composition, width or performance specification has been supplied for this exact fabric.

How to use it

Use this olive, taupe and terracotta colourway on a reading chair, headboard or tailored sofa where its earthy stripes can become the main visual texture. Pair it with aged wood, warm neutrals and muted clay shades to reinforce its relaxed, collected feel.

A richly textured, earthy stripe with a relaxed tapestry character for statement seating and occasional upholstery.

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