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Lewis I
Gawthorpe FabricLEWISCOLI
Lewis I presents an intricate traditional floral and scrolling design in a softly balanced palette of warm beige, taupe, cream and muted sage green. The dense pattern gives the surface a richly ornamental character, while the softened colours keep it grounded.
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About this fabric
The design is filled with curling stems, stylised leaves, paisley-like forms and layered floral heads, creating a large-scale, symmetrical impression across the swatch. A warm oatmeal-beige ground is threaded with taupe and cream detailing, while muted sage green outlines and accents bring gentle contrast rather than sharp colour. The visible woven texture gives the pattern depth, with the lighter motifs catching the eye against the more shaded taupe areas. Its formal, historic-looking composition is especially suited to statement upholstery where the full intricacy of the design can be appreciated.
How to use it
Use this warm beige and sage colourway on a buttoned armchair, occasional chair or traditional sofa, pairing it with natural wood, aged brass and quiet cream walls. Introduce plain taupe or sage textiles nearby to let the elaborate motif remain the focal point.
A richly detailed traditional floral weave for statement upholstery in classic or country interiors.
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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 Lewis I without fighting it. Mixed across the houses we hold, which is the part a single supplier's book cannot do.
Plaisirs d'Eté 43
Lucerne White
Lucerne Silks
Lucerne Winter White
Lucerne Silks
Kalpana Alabaster
Amrapali WALLPAPER
Serbelloni Platinum
Carlotta Wide Width Voiles & Taffetas
Ario Satin
Ario
Astor Ivory
Astor
Astor Wallcovering Ivory
Astor Fr
Omega Velvet 4 Mercury
Omega Velvet 4
Lily Pond Sheer White
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Rosecrest Matelasse Off White
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Buckingham House Graphite
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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
Rolling Fog - Dark
Little Greene · #b1a48a
To stand against it
Smith & The Devil
Coat Paints · #70423f
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