Pale sky-blue and flax woven fabric with broad vertical stripes and fine texture

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Art of the Loom

Leagram Stripe Sky

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Leagram Stripe Sky pairs a quiet, pale sky blue with a natural flax-toned ground in a clearly defined vertical stripe. The close woven surface gives the colourway a calm, tactile appearance rather than a glossy or high-contrast finish.

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About this fabric

The design features broad sky-blue bands separated by fine lighter lines, with the flax ground adding gentle warmth to the otherwise cool blue. A small, even woven texture is visible across the swatch, softening the edges of the stripes and giving the surface subtle depth. It reads as a versatile mid-weight textile suitable for upholstery or drapery based on its visible construction. No performance features are noted for this fabric, so suitability for a particular project should be confirmed against the intended use.

How to use it

Use the pale blue and flax combination in a relaxed room with chalky whites, bleached timber and soft grey accents. Its vertical stripe would give a chair, roman blind or full-length curtain a quietly structured finish without introducing strong contrast.

Use this softly cool blue-and-flax stripe to bring a calm, lightly tailored feel to upholstery, curtains or blinds.

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

Cromarty

Farrow & Ball · #c5c5b9

To stand against it

Reduced Green

Farrow & Ball · #5c584c

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