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OPIA Recycled Performance - Bronze

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$100.8 $140 In stock

Category: House of Hackney

Midnight-blue poppies dance across a rich bronze background, creating a regal and bohemian design that captures the essence of heady summer nights. Painterly strokes bring depth and movement to this velvet fabric, transforming spaces with its opulent character. Intricate floral patterns weave through the bronze canvas, offering a sophisticated interplay of colour and texture. Soft blue and golden undertones complement the deep bronze, lending a luxurious warmth to the design. Perfect for upholstery, curtains and blinds, this fabric brings a dynamic visual narrative to any interior. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the performance fabric combines artistic flair with practical durability. Its robust nature makes it ideal for high-traffic areas, maintaining its vibrant appearance and intricate design. The velvet's soft touch and resilient structure ensure a lasting, refined aesthetic that seamlessly blends artistic expression with functional elegance. Versatile and striking, this fabric offers a contemporary interpretation of traditional floral motifs. Its midnight-blue poppies create a bold yet sophisticated statement, transforming ordinary spaces into extraordinary environments with its rich, nuanced palette and captivating design.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby D. ★★★★★

The midnight-blue poppies against that bronze base are so much richer in person—the colors have this depth that photos don't quite capture. I've been eyeing it for a while and the fabric feels sturdy yet drapes beautifully, exactly the regal bohemian vibe I was hoping for.

Isabella M. ★★★★★

The painterly strokes really make the poppies look alive, almost like the fabric moves when you catch the light on that bronze base. I’ve already got compliments wearing it out on a warm evening.

Victoria R. ★★★★★

The midnight-blue poppies against that bronze ground are even richer in person, the painterly strokes giving it real movement when the light catches it. I keep second-guessing which side to face outward because both directions work beautifully.