Indigo Fabric

Indigo Fabric by the Yard

Indigo fabric covers one of the most historically significant and visually distinctive colour families in residential textiles — the deep, rich blue-purple that is produced by the indigo plant and has been one of the most globally important natural dyes across thousands of years of textile production. In contemporary residential design, indigo encompasses both the traditional deep, saturated navy-blue tones of classic indigo dyeing and the modern, globally-informed palette of denim blue, Japanese kasuri, Indian resist-dyed cottons, and the whole tradition of indigo-dyed textiles that has influenced Western design. At The WorkRoom, our indigo fabric collection spans woven, printed, and dyed constructions in indigo and deep blue-indigo tones from leading luxury brands.

Indigo in an Interior

Indigo is one of the most powerful and enduringly fashionable colours in residential design — deep enough to be visually commanding, blue enough to feel cool and sophisticated, and associated with craft traditions across cultures in a way that gives indigo fabric an authenticity and historical resonance that synthetic dyes cannot replicate. Indigo and white — the classic resist-dyeing palette of Japan, India, and Africa — creates some of the most graphically striking and globally-informed interior colour combinations available. Indigo with natural linen and cotton creates the most relaxed, artisanal expression of the colour. Deep indigo velvet is one of the most luxurious and enveloping upholstery choices in the current design moment.

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Blue fabric extends the full blue colour family. Navy fabric is the closest darker adjacent colour. Linen fabric is the most natural and historically appropriate ground fabric for indigo-pattern traditions.