One Surface Takes the Lead
When SONORO is the focal point, the second fabric has a clear role: to serve as a backdrop, create contrast, add an accent or bring warmth. It doesn’t compete for attention.
Mix & Match
What is SONORO Mix & Match?
SONORO Mix & Match features seven ready-made palettes in which SONORO acts as the textural anchor – the most distinctive, structured surface in each combination. Other fabrics from the FABB collection complement it, soften the overall look or create contrasts in texture and finish. Each palette includes exact colour codes and recommended applications on upholstered furniture.
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SONORO Mix & Match features seven ready-made palettes in which SONORO acts as the textural anchor – the most distinctive, structured surface in each combination. Other fabrics from the FABB collection complement it, soften the overall look or create contrasts in texture and finish. Each palette includes exact colour codes and recommended applications on upholstered furniture.
Three Rules for Combining Fabrics
Combine Textures, Not Just Colours
Sheen, pile, smoothness and the scale of the texture make a bigger difference than colour alone. Pair a coarse texture with a finer or smoother surface.
From Moodboard to Samples
Each palette includes exact fabric colour codes, making it easy to turn inspiration into sample orders and a tailored quotation.
Ecru · SONORO 22
Soft Layers. Subtle Textures.
Stone · SONORO 05
Discover How Texture Transforms the Look of Furniture
A mineral-inspired palette ranging from light stone to graphite. SONORO 05 sits at the centre of this spectrum, bridging lighter and darker shades of grey. The colours in this combination are very similar, allowing the textures to take centre stage and proving that neutral doesn’t have to mean flat.
Best applications: Monochromatic furniture collections, furniture for contemporary interiors, and combinations with stone, chrome and smoked glass.
Cool Teal · SONORO 74
SONORO 74 combines a cream base with a blue-green accent, making it a natural match for petrol blues, steel greys and graphite. This cool, architectural palette works particularly well in contemporary living rooms and with furniture featuring clean, geometric lines.
Best applications: A modular sofa paired with an armchair or pouffe in a darker accent colour, a contemporary upholstered bed, or a furniture collection in a cool-toned palette.
A cool-toned palette with greater depth and a more tailored character. Navy, denim blue, steel and cool greys work well in architectural interiors and with furniture featuring clearly defined structures and prominent stitching.
Best applications: Clean-lined sofas, office armchairs, and furniture collections paired with metal, dark wood and cool-toned glass.
Burgundy · SONORO 59
Designed to Make a Bold Statement.
Plum · SONORO 99
One Statement Piece Is All You Need.
The deepest and most atmospheric palette: plum, aubergine and muted brown. The contrast between lighter threads and a dark base creates a decorative effect without the need for a pattern. We wouldn’t use this palette throughout an entire interior. One statement armchair is enough, with dark wood, soft beige and graphite completing the look.
Best applications: Accent armchairs and benches, dark-toned bedrooms, and furniture collections in deep, rich shades.
Technical Specifications Bar
WEIGHT 420 g/m²
50 000 cykli Martindale'a
pilling 4
LIGHT FASTNESS 4–5
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