Warm grey Lewis VII textile with charcoal paisleys, pale floral scrolls and woven texture

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Art of the Loom

Lewis VII

Name: Lewis VII
Brand: Art of the Loom
SKU: LEWISCOLVII

Gawthorpe FabricLEWISCOLVII

Lewis VII is a richly ornamental textile in layered warm greys, with charcoal depth surrounding pale stone paisleys and scrolling florals. Its dense surface creates a composed, heritage-style impression with plenty of visual detail.

warm stone grey floral large formal upholstery

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About this fabric

The colourway combines a charcoal-grey ground with soft stone, taupe and ivory-toned detailing, giving the design a muted warmth rather than a stark monochrome contrast. Large paisley forms, curling leaves and packed floral medallions interlock across the swatch in a strongly symmetrical arrangement. Fine tonal marks and the visible surface texture give the motifs a softly woven, tactile appearance, while the darker ground makes the pale ornamentation stand forward. No performance features are noted in the supplied specification.

How to use it

Use Lewis VII on a statement armchair, sofa or headboard where its warm grey base can anchor a layered neutral scheme. Balance the intricate paisley with plain upholstery or cushions in charcoal, oatmeal, taupe or ivory.

A richly detailed warm-grey paisley and floral design suited to statement upholstery.

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