Washington Moiré is a subtle watery stripe with a delicate sheen and a supple hand, the surface shifting quietly as light moves across it. Created in collaboration with interior designer Mark D. Sikes, the cloth has a textural presence that reads as refinement rather than pattern.
Woven in France from 100 per cent polyester Trevira, it is 140 centimetres wide. Warm wash. The fabric suits curtains, blinds, cushions and upholstery, including wall upholstery, in both residential and hospitality projects, and is available in nine colourways.
