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Forbidden Fruit Envy
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Forbidden Fruit Envy is built around a deep peacock-teal ground, densely scattered with vivid botanical clusters, fruit and curling serpents. The dark base gives the colourway an especially nocturnal, jewel-like depth.
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About this fabric
The large-scale design combines pomegranate halves and whole fruit with fern sprays, tangled foliage and richly layered purple, red and orange flowers. Black-and-white snakes wind through the central floral groupings, creating a striking contrast against the saturated teal background. Small pink and red accents lift the darker composition without making it feel bright or airy. The surface shown appears smooth rather than visibly piled or heavily textured, while no performance features are noted in the supplied specification.
How to use it
Use this drapery to bring a deep teal focal point to a room with dark timber, plum upholstery or aged brass. Keep surrounding furnishings relatively quiet so the purple flowers, scarlet fruit and pale serpentine details retain their visual impact.
A deep peacock-teal ground creates a dramatic backdrop for richly coloured botanical drapery.
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Pairs well with
A pattern needs somewhere for the eye to rest, so these are the plains and textures that sit beside Forbidden Fruit Envy without fighting it. Mixed across the houses we hold, which is the part a single supplier's book cannot do.
Modena Peacock
Modena
Mythica Peacock
Mythica
Connaught Silk Meconopsis
Connaught Silk
Emile Peacock
Emile II
Dreamy FR Peacock
Dreamy FR
Medici FR Peacock
Medici FR
Dorton Atlantis
Dorton Velvets
Geo 19
Plain
Cloud Gulf
Cloud Ii
Tabularasa Pavone
Satin fabrics
Frieda Peacock
Temperleylondonxromoplainvelvet
14 Peacock
Brodie
Paint that goes with it
Two ways to take the room. Both colours are from houses we hold, so a pot can come off the same order as the cloth. Screens shift colour, so treat these as a direction and bring the cloth to the shelf before you buy the paint.
To sit quietly behind it
Burn Black Light
Sanderson · #3b3b3d
To stand against it
Brassica
Farrow & Ball · #8d838c
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Across the houses we hold. See all 3,264.
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Design 3 Col Capri
Burford
Dandy 2
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Dandy 3
Dandy
Raffles Trellis 6
Decadence
Aviana Wildflower
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Eden Lagoon
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