Fiord, 961

The way this fabric catches low light is something else—that subtle rippling effect makes it look almost liquid. I've run my hand across it a few times just to feel the mix of the mélange and unicoloured yarns, and it's got a nice, soft depth you don't see in most upholstery.

The pearlescent shimmer really does shift as the light moves across the surface, like the moonlight described. It's got a nice weight to it that feels substantial but drapes well, and the mix of the two yarn types gives it a subtle texture you can actually see up close.

The mélange yarn mixed with the solid one gives it this subtle depth that shifts as you move around the room. I've had it draped over an armchair for two weeks now, and the three-dimensional texture still catches my eye every time the light hits it.