Deep wine-red upholstery fabric with an irregular fine pebbled texture and tonal surface variation

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Warwick

Chesterfield Original

Chesterfield Fabric

Chesterfield Original is shown here in a deep wine-red red, with a finely broken surface that gives the swatch a tactile, almost pebbled appearance. Subtle tonal variation across the cloth keeps the rich shade from looking flat.

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About this fabric

The dense red ground is overlaid by an irregular network of fine lighter-catching lines, creating a textured effect reminiscent of weathered leather without becoming a literal printed motif. Its dark berry-wine tone reads warm and saturated, while the uneven surface adds depth as the light moves across it. The supplied catalogue records this as a Warwick fabric, with no performance features, composition, width or rub-test specification noted.

How to use it

Use this deep wine-red colourway on a traditional armchair, ottoman or tailored sofa where its tactile surface can provide a strong, enveloping accent. Pair it with warm timber, aged brass and softened neutrals to balance the richness of the shade.

Use this deep wine-red texture to bring depth to an upholstered chair, footstool or statement sofa.

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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