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In their Pre fall 2013 collection, I noticed Calvin Klein’s use of white fabric outside with an unexpected black inside. The contrast makes for a clean, sophisticated look. The black inside really frames the white and makes it look solid and opaque.
In a similar fashion, Fabric Image’s White/White/Black material showcases a soft white face with a rich black back without adding the bulk or construction time of adding two or more layers. Something as simple as a pleated curtain made from this material can not only add the same opaque properties, but it can be flipped from one side to the other to give a different backdrop for your space. Let the white and black contrast work for you and your space look too.
