Muted burgundy red fabric with a tight pebbled crackle grain across the swatch

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Wemyss

07 Barbera

07 Barbera has a dusky burgundy-red cast, with subtle brown warmth visible across the swatch. Its small, irregular grain catches the light along the raised creases, giving the colour a softly tactile finish.

muted burgundy red textured small smart upholstery

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About this fabric

Catalogued as a fabric, 07 Barbera is shown here in a deep, muted burgundy red. The surface is covered with a tight, irregular pebble-and-crackle grain, giving the plain colour a gently broken appearance rather than a flat finish. Its close texture has a leather-like visual character while retaining the look of a textile swatch. No performance features are noted in the supplied details, so the appeal here lies in the colour depth and tactile surface visible across the design.

How to use it

Pair this warm, brown-leaning burgundy with tobacco leather, aged timber and soft neutrals for a grounded, quietly sophisticated upholstery scheme.

Use this dusky burgundy tone to bring warmth and depth to upholstered seating or accent pieces.

Wemyss Stanford Fabric

Specification

Composition: 72% PVC, 28% Cotton
Suitable for: Cushions, Upholstery
Care: Wipe clean only
Abrasion: 400,000
Fabric type: Faux Leathers
Performance: Flame Retardant
Weight (g/sq.m): 760
Width (cm): 137

Specification as published by Wemyss. We will confirm the current details with them before you order.

Made up by us

Every metre we order is cut, sewn and fitted in our own Heybridge workshop, with Simon over every stage. Reupholstery, bespoke pieces, curtains, blinds and headboards.

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