Deep malachite teal fabric with fine crosshatch weave in fluid gathered folds

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Warwick

Kobe Malachite

Kobe Fabric

Kobe Malachite is a saturated deep teal textile with a softly irregular crosshatched surface. In the photograph, the cloth gathers into fluid folds that reveal subtle shifts between blue-green and near-black teal.

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About this fabric

The colour reads as a cool, deeply saturated malachite green with a strong blue-teal cast rather than a warm emerald. Fine intersecting yarn lines create a restrained crosshatch across the surface, while the folds show gently varied density and shadow. Its fluid handling is clearly visible in the loose drape and gathered ridges across the swatch. With no performance features noted in the supplied information, this colourway is best considered for applications where its rich tone and woven texture can be appreciated.

How to use it

Use Kobe Malachite for full-length curtains or softly gathered blinds where its cool, dark teal depth can frame a room and absorb light in the folds. Pair it with warm timber, smoked glass and quiet neutrals to balance its saturated blue-green character.

The deep malachite tone and fluid, lightly crosshatched weave bring saturated colour and soft movement to curtains and relaxed window treatments.

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

Serpentine

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To stand against it

Menai Blue

Sanderson · #8596aa

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