Pierre Frey | Robert

Robert has the look of a heathered wool cloth on the wall: linen and virgin wool with a touch of silk, woven into a soft, mottled textile and laminated onto a non-woven backing. It brings the warmth of a tweed jacket to a study, library or bedroom without any pattern at all. It is 135 cm wide and free match, pastes to the wall and is dry strippable. Lightfastness is moderate, so avoid long periods of direct sun, and expect a slight panel effect at the joins. Galet is a stony grey; Sarrazin a warmer buckwheat brown.

• Composition: 50% linen, 25% virgin wool, 15% polyamide, 10% silk
• Backing: non-woven
• Width: 135 cm (53.1 in), sold by the metre
• Pattern match: free match
• Weight: 460 g/m²
• Hanging: Paste the wall; dry strippable
• Edges: trimmed
• Fire standards: ASTM E84 Class A
• Care: Clean gently with a vacuum cleaner and soft brush. Moderate lightfastness: avoid prolonged direct sun.
• Notes: Slight panel effect between drops.
• Collection: Natecru Textures N.4, Pierre Frey
• Colourways: 2 (Sarrazin, Galet)