Deep berry-burgundy fabric with fine crosswoven texture gathered into soft flowing folds

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Warwick

Fortywinks Boysenberry

Fortywinks Fabric

Fortywinks Boysenberry is a deep berry-burgundy textile with a softly irregular surface and a fluid drape. The close-up shows subtle crosswoven lines that give the dark red tone quiet depth.

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About this fabric

The colour sits between burgundy and muted plum, reading rich and warm rather than bright or glossy. A fine, closely woven crosshatch is visible across the surface, creating understated tonal variation as the cloth bends through the folds. The fabric falls into soft, fluid pleats in the image, making it particularly convincing for drapery and flowing window treatments. With no performance features or further specification data supplied, its appeal is chiefly the depth of colour, fine texture and natural movement visible here.

How to use it

Use Boysenberry for full-length curtains where its dark berry tone can act as a warm, enveloping backdrop. Pair it with dusky neutrals, aged timber or softly contrasting blush and clay accents to bring out the muted red and plum undertones.

Its deep berry-burgundy tone and fine woven surface bring restrained colour and soft movement to curtains or blinds.

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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To stand against it

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