Mokum Ficus Rose Gold | James Dunlop Textiles

Photo of the fabric Ficus Rose Gold in situ by Mokum. Use for Upholstery, Accessory. Style of Plain, Texture

Ficus
by Mokum

Clearance - Limited Stock

Photo of the fabric Ficus Rose Gold swatch by Mokum. Use for Upholstery, Accessory. Style of Plain, Texture

FicusMokum

Rose Gold

Part of the
Mokum Classics collection

Ficus is a wonderful textural plain upholstery fabric with texture created through gradient coloured yarns. Viewed from afar, the eye blends the multi coloured weft yarns into a seemingly plain cloth, with a subtle sheen and a soft tailored finish. This true Mokum classic is given further strength with a fresh colour palette; expanding its current light and dark neutrals whilst injecting fashion driven mid tones.

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Specifications

ProductFicus

BrandMokum

ColorRose Gold

CollectionMokum Classics - View

Code

Composition67% Viscose (Rayon), 16% Cotton, 15% Linen, 2% Silk

Pattern RepeatNil Repeat

Width55.1"

Weight23.4oz/yd

OriginItaly

Care

Do not bleach

Do not iron

Do not tumble dry

Do not wash

Drycleaning Gentle cycle

Test Results

Fire Retardancy USA

NFPA 260

Please note: these products have been tested to the relevant standards. Please review the test results prior to specification.

Attributes

Stain Resistant

Finishes

Teflon Finish

Usage

Upholstery

Accessory

Downloads

Ficus Product Specification All Colours

Ficus Product Specification Rose Gold

Download Digital Texture File

Our seamless PBR texture maps replicate lifelike fabric textures in any 3D environment.

Test Certificates

Fire Retardancy USA

Ficus NFPA260 - MOKUM

Ficus Cal117 - MOKUM

In Use

Projects & Case Studies

Curtains and Roman blinds in Banksia colour Brick by James Dunlop | Photograph by Jono Parker

Tea House

Designed by Kate Pilot of Kanat Studio in collaboration with Ethan Hunter Architect, Tea House is a secondary dwelling to the rear of the client’s section on Auckland’s Te Atatu Peninsula. Sensitively built for the client’s mother who suffers from dementia, the home needed to one day accommodate a full-time carer before eventually being used by the client themselves.

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