Woven geometric upholstery fabric with terracotta, teal, mustard and grey bands

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Cabaret Calypso

Cabaret Fabric

Cabaret Calypso brings a lively striped geometry in layered terracotta, teal, mustard and grey tones. The pattern has a woven, textural look that feels bold without reading glossy or flat.

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About this fabric

Cabaret Calypso is a Warwick upholstery fabric woven from 59% viscose, 29% cotton, 9% linen and 3% polyester, with a 137 cm width and a 18,000 Martindale rub test. The design shows a repeating banded geometric motif with hexagonal links and small dark accents, creating a structured rhythm across the cloth. In this colourway, warm terracotta and mustard sit against cooler teal-blue stripes and grounded grey neutrals, giving the surface a lively, multicoloured character. The weave has visible slub and contrast, so the pattern feels tactile and slightly rustic rather than polished. With its H9 x V14 repeat, it suits statement seating where the colour blocks can be seen from a little distance.

How to use it

Pair Cabaret Calypso with plain taupe, charcoal or warm white pieces so the terracotta and teal bands stay in focus. It works especially well on accent chairs, ottomans or banquettes where the medium-scale pattern can add movement without overpowering the room.

Use as a statement upholstery on a compact chair or bench, letting the woven colour shifts do the work.

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

Muddy Warren

Morris & Co. · #72655c

To stand against it

Embleton Bay

Sanderson · #c0cbc7

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