Coleridge Jacquard is a woven cloth with a deconstructed tumbling-block pattern, the geometry softened and broken so the design reads as texture as much as motif. The repeat is modest—17 by 18 centimetres—and the weave has considerable surface interest, making it versatile enough for upholstery and refined enough for curtains or decorative use.
Woven in India from 66 per cent polyester and 34 per cent cotton, it is 137 centimetres wide and recommended for dry cleaning. The cloth suits upholstery, curtains, blinds and cushions, and is also available as a wallcovering. It is offered in a small number of colourways.
