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I don't have evidence but I always assumed they do it to mask wear and dirt - the odd geometrical patterns make it less obvious how old and dirty they are, comp
by NickPollard 12y ago
I don't have evidence but I always assumed they do it to mask wear and dirt - the odd geometrical patterns make it less obvious how old and dirty they are, compared to a single clean colour.
- alexbilbie 12y agoIt's called moquette and "is renown for its hard wearing, durable and fire resistant qualities" http://www.ltmuseumshop.co.uk/for-home/furniture/about-moquette.html http://www.ltmuseumshop.co.uk/for-home/furniture/about-moque...