Charcoal-black textile with pale grey distressed marks and crosshatched woven texture

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Wemyss

03 Carbon

San Pedro Fabric03

San Pedro 03 Carbon has a deep charcoal-black ground broken by pale grey marks and fine, irregular lines. Its close-up surface reads as richly layered, with a weathered texture rather than a conventional repeat motif.

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About this fabric

The fabric shows a near-black charcoal tone with scattered grey-white abrasion-like flecks and intersecting thread lines across the surface. A visible crosshatched weave gives the swatch a dense, tactile appearance suited to upholstery. The contrast is muted rather than bright, allowing the lighter marks to create depth while the dark ground keeps the overall impression grounded and dramatic. It is catalogued as Fabric, and no performance features or further specification data are noted in the supplied information.

How to use it

Pair this cool charcoal colourway with pale timber, concrete tones or soft grey upholstery accents to bring out its lighter threads. It would give a contemporary chair, sofa or headboard a textural finish without relying on a bold colour.

Use this near-black charcoal colourway on contemporary seating where its pale grey texture can add depth without introducing a strong colour.

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