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Zoffany Persian Tulip Weave Fabric Smoked Pearl ZDAF333119

£168.75 per metre

Product Code : ZDAF333119
Colour : Smoked Pearl
Width : 138.0 cm
Weight gsm : 251.00
Horizontal Pattern Repeat : 23.0 cm
Vertical Pattern Repeat : 62.5 cm
Pattern Match : Straight Match
Collection : Damask
FR Treatable : Treatable to BS5867 P2TB
Contract usage : Suitable for contract curtains, blinds and cushions
Domestic usage : Curtains and Blinds, Cushions
Composition : 77% Cotton 23% Polyester
Reversible (Y/N) : N
Country of Origin : India

*CUT LENGTH FABRICS ARE NOT RETURNABLE ? PLEASE REQUEST A SAMPLE BEFORE ORDERING

Zoffany Fabric from Closs & Hamblin. Made famous by Fortuny at the beginning of the 19th century, Persian Tulip Weave is a stunning, modern take on a traditional Persian motif from the 17th century. Woven in an incredibly fine cotton with a beautiful handle, this glorious and richly coloured Zoffany fabric houses a sophisticated and contemporary design.

Available in four colourways: Crimson Indigo Copper and Smoked Pearl Please note that shade variation may occur due to differences in screen colour adjustments and manufacturer dye lots. Order a sample if unsure.

Additional information

Colour	Grey
Fabric Design	Damask
Fabric Use	Blinds, Curtains, Cushions
Fabric Type	Cotton Mix

EAN: 5051260099520

Brand

Zoffany

Luxurious design, artfully crafted to the highest standards.

Speaking to a taste for sophisticated artistry, when Zoffany draws from its extensive archive, it is never at the expense of producing exquisite designs for modern settings. Traditional forms like Damasks and Velvets are skilfully enhanced to maximise the sensual tactility of any space, for a beguiling experience of interior design.

From the quietly confident to the opulent and extravagant, Zoffany plays host to an extensive history and a cornucopia of designs for both fabrics and wallpapers.

Rediscovering iconic patterns and reimagining their beauty for a modern audience has long been a value honoured by the Zoffany design team, not just as a look, but an atmosphere of Britishness and its past, inextricably linked to nature and the surrounding countryside of rural England.