Soft warm fawn plain drape fabric with a lightly crumpled texture

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Ashley Wilde

Pacific Fawn

Atlantic Collection FabricPACIFIC

Pacific Fawn is a soft, warm neutral with a gently crumpled plain surface that gives the cloth a relaxed, lived-in character. In the image it reads as a pale fawn-beige, with subtle tonal variation that keeps the finish from looking flat.

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About this fabric

Woven in 100% polyester and specified for drapes only, Pacific Fawn has a fluid, lightweight handle that suits wide, softly falling window treatments. The 300cm width is ideal for generous curtain drops, and the 81gsm construction helps the cloth hang with an easy, understated drape. Visually, the colour sits between beige and light taupe, with a muted warmth that catches the light softly across the lightly textured surface. The plain style and faint crushed effect make it feel relaxed rather than glossy, while the Italian origin and 243g per linear metre specification support its quality and practicality for interior hanging.

How to use it

Use Pacific Fawn where you want a calm, understated backdrop with warmth rather than stark white. It pairs especially well with pale timber, limestone tones and soft brown accents, letting the subtle texture do the work.

A quiet fawn neutral that softens light and keeps a room feeling calm and airy.

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

Suede

Zoffany · #b6a699

To stand against it

Como Blue

Zoffany · #434f5f

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