Dense painterly blooms in ivory, camel, olive and charcoal on Jardin Winter fabric

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Art of the Loom

Jardin Winter

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Jardin Winter is a richly layered floral textile filled with ivory and camel blooms, softened by olive foliage and deep charcoal-green shadow. Its painterly surface gives the pattern an expressive, almost brushworked depth.

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About this fabric

The closely packed floral design combines chalky ivory petals, warm camel and taupe flowers, muted olive leaves and near-black green recesses. Flecks of pale blue-green appear between the blooms, adding a cool note to the otherwise earthy palette. Visible irregular brush-like marks create a tactile, textured impression rather than a crisp, formally outlined repeat. With its dense visual weight and substantial-looking surface, this colourway is particularly well suited to upholstery where the dramatic pattern can become the focal point.

How to use it

Use Jardin Winter on a statement chair, ottoman or occasional sofa, balancing its olive and charcoal depth with plain linen in oatmeal or warm ivory. Dark wood and aged brass will reinforce the colourway’s collected, painterly character.

Pair its earthy olive, camel and ivory floral tones with dark timber, aged leather or warm neutral upholstery for a richly layered scheme.

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

Spanish Olive

Zoffany · #8c8572

To stand against it

Tailor Tack

Farrow & Ball · #f4e7de

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