Fillmore Tape is an embroidered linen tape with a pattern that recalls ikat—blurred, staggered stripes that suggest dye bleeding into warp threads before weaving. The effect is softer and less precise than a woven geometric, and the 19‑centimetre horizontal repeat keeps the pattern loose and informal, well suited to relaxed rather than formal schemes.
Made in India, it is woven from linen with viscose and measures 8 centimetres wide; dry cleaning is recommended. It works as edging on curtains, cushions and upholstered pieces where a less structured, more organic trim is preferred, and is available in a number of colourways.
