Adria is a tactile ottoman weave, the characteristic horizontal ribs giving the cloth a firm, ordered texture that reads as a plain across a room. Offered in ten colours, it is one of those quietly indispensable fabrics that ties a scheme together without asking for attention.
Woven in Italy at 141 centimetres from viscose with linen and polyester, it is a substantial cloth of 680 grams per square metre with real body. A Martindale result of 35,000 rubs suits it to curtains, blinds, cushions and occasional chairs, where the ribbed surface tailors crisply and holds its shape.
