Dense painterly floral textile in burgundy, blush, cream, sage and teal on black

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Art of the Loom

Jardin Spring

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Jardin Spring is a densely composed floral textile alive with burgundy, blush, sage, teal, cream and muted gold. Its dark ground gives the painterly blooms exceptional depth, while the tactile surface softens the contrast between the colours.

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About this fabric

Large, loosely painted flowers overlap across the surface, shifting between chalky cream petals, dusty pink blooms, burgundy accents and muted botanical greens. Deep charcoal and black areas sit behind the flowers, creating a dramatic backdrop that makes the pale petals and cool teal touches stand forward. The visible texture breaks up the colour blocks with irregular, brush-marked detail, giving the design an expressive, layered finish. This richly detailed colourway has the visual weight and impact to make a statement on upholstered seating.

How to use it

Use Jardin Spring on a feature armchair, headboard or occasional sofa where its burgundy and blush tones can lead the scheme. Pick out the muted sage and teal with plain cushions, and echo the cream flowers in surrounding upholstery or painted joinery.

Use this richly coloured floral on a statement chair or sofa, balanced with warm ivory, aged wood and deep green accents.

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

Raw Umber

Zoffany · #877d73

To stand against it

Pale Parchment

Sanderson · #eadcbf

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