Ivory abstract textile with charcoal, taupe and ochre distressed blocks

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Wemyss

16 Caramac

Bridgeport Fabric16

16 Caramac has a chalky ivory ground marked with broad, irregular blocks and scraped-looking areas of charcoal, taupe and muted ochre. The overall impression is textural and painterly, with a softly weathered depth rather than a crisp geometric repeat.

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About this fabric

This fabric is 16 Caramac from Wemyss’s Bridgeport collection; the supplied record lists it as a fabric with no performance features noted. Across the swatch, pale ivory and warm stone tones provide a light base for broken charcoal and smoky grey patches. Muted ochre accents appear in scattered, brush-like marks, adding warmth without making the colourway feel bright or saturated. The large-scale abstract arrangement has an informal, distressed character that suits upholstery with a contemporary, collected feel.

How to use it

Use 16 Caramac on a statement chair, headboard or compact sofa, balancing its chalky ivory and charcoal contrast with natural wood, taupe upholstery and aged brass details.

Pair the chalky ivory ground with warm timber, charcoal accents and aged brass for a layered, contemporary scheme.

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

French Grey - Dark

Little Greene · #b4b1a0

To stand against it

Brewer

Coat Paints · #454e47

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