Pale ice-white plain fabric swatch with a soft, lightly slubbed texture

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Ashley Wilde

Ayla Ice

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Ayla Ice is a quietly luminous plain in a very pale ice-white tone, with just enough visible texture to soften the surface. The swatch reads airy and clean rather than stark.

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About this fabric

This fabric is supplied as drapes only and has a generous 300cm width, making it well suited to wide window drops and elegant full-length curtains. The surface visible in the swatch is a smooth, lightly textured plain with a restrained natural slub that keeps the pale white colour from looking flat. Its 58% polyester, 31% viscose and 11% cotton composition should give it a balanced drape, while the 279 grams per linear metre construction suggests a substantial curtain cloth rather than a whisper-thin voile. With no rub test noted and no performance features listed, it is best considered for decorative drapery in calm, light-filled schemes.

How to use it

Use this ice-white colourway to brighten bedrooms, living rooms or quiet dining spaces where you want softness without colour. It works especially well against pale timber, polished plaster and cool greys, letting the fabric’s subtle weave add texture instead of pattern.

A crisp pale sheer look that keeps a room bright and understated.

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

Snowy Owl

Sanderson · #f4f3f1

To stand against it

Hessian Green

Zoffany · #b3a26e

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