Pebble grey bird-and-foliage patterned fabric swatch with raised woven detail

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Ashley Wilde

Baux Pebble

Provence Collection FabricBAUX

Baux Pebble shows a softly muted pebble-grey ground with a repeating bird-and-foliage motif that feels refined rather than busy. The raised-looking outline of the pattern gives the surface gentle depth and definition.

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About this fabric

Woven in 67% polyester and 33% cotton, this Ashley Wilde fabric is designed for drapes only and has a substantial 336 grams per linear metre / 240 grams per square metre handle. The design combines stylised birds with feathery leaves and small floral medallions, all rendered in a calm pebble grey that sits between grey and taupe. Its 140cm width and 34.5cm vertical repeat / 23.5cm horizontal repeat make the pattern read clearly across full-length curtains. The tone is intentionally understated, with a soft matte look that keeps the conversation-style motif elegant rather than overpowering.

How to use it

Use Baux Pebble for curtains in a neutral room where you want pattern without strong contrast; the restrained grey works especially well with stone, driftwood and warm white finishes. It also pairs neatly with layered linens and pale timber for a relaxed, tailored window treatment.

A muted pebble grey that lets the bird-and-foliage motif read crisply without feeling heavy.

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

Lead Colour

Little Greene · #969183

To stand against it

Loft White

Little Greene · #fdfdfa

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