Belair by Pierre Frey, a pale chevron jacquard with a quietly tactile presence

Belair by Pierre Frey, a pale chevron jacquard with a quietly tactile presence

A design by Pierre Frey. Belair is a fabric of subtle movement, built on a pale cream ground with a raised chevron drawing that catches the light softly as the eye moves across it. The tonal surface feels measured rather than busy, giving the cloth a refined texture that can settle comfortably into both contemporary and more classic interiors.Its acrylic Dralon composition and jacquard weave speak to a practical elegance, with high lightfastness and resistance to mould, stains and water adding to its ease in use. With its 140 cm width and 12 cm vertical repeat, Belair is well suited to intensive use, whether for upholstery or for pieces that call for a crisp, enduring surface with a gentle graphic cadence.