Pale warm greige textile with a fine ivory and taupe crosshatched weave

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Clarke & Clarke

Midori Linen

Midori FabricCCF0219-25

Midori Linen appears as a pale warm greige, with fine ivory and taupe threads crossing into a subtle linen-like texture. Its quiet surface has no visible motif or directional repeat.

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About this fabric

The swatch combines a soft beige ground with faint grey-taupe shading, giving the colourway a gently weathered, natural depth rather than a bright cream appearance. Fine vertical and horizontal threads create the lightly irregular crosshatch visible across the surface. At 112 gsm, this is a lightweight fabric suited to drapery, while its 297 cm usable width is practical for broad curtain drops. The supplied specification records a 0 cm vertical and horizontal pattern repeat, matching the uninterrupted woven appearance shown here; the standard length is 40 m.

How to use it

Use this pale warm greige at full length to soften windows without adding a strong colour statement. Pair it with chalky whites, pale oak and muted taupes to bring out the subtle contrast in its crosshatched weave.

A pale warm greige with a fine linen-like crosshatch, well suited to softly filtered curtains and 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

Westminster

Sanderson · #c5beae

To stand against it

King Kev

Coat Paints · #5a5e3c

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