Close-up of a cool slate-grey woven fabric with tiny blue and beige flecks.

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Jane Churchill

Romey Slate

Almora Wvs FabricJ978F-02

Romey Slate is a finely textured grey weave with a cool, chalky cast and subtle blue-green flecks that stop it feeling flat. The surface reads as neatly compact and tailored in the photo.

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About this fabric

Romey Slate from the Almora Wvs collection by Jane Churchill is a 138cm-wide fabric composed of 67% Cotton, 16% Polyester, 10% Viscose and 7% Acrylic. Its repeat is shown as V 0cm / H 0cm approx, which suits the evenly distributed, non-directional weave visible here. The colourway mixes slate grey with softened beige and pale blue notes, giving the cloth a cool, architectural look rather than a warm neutral one. The texture appears firm and nubbly, with enough substance to feel suitable for upholstery while still remaining versatile for drapery. The overall effect is quiet and refined, with the tiny colour shifts adding depth as light moves across the surface.

How to use it

Use Romey Slate on clean-lined seating, where its cool grey base will sharpen timber, stone and black accents. It would also sit well as relaxed curtains in a scheme that needs texture without a strong pattern.

A cool, textural neutral that works neatly across tailored upholstery and crisp curtains.

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

Elder Bark

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To stand against it

Vermeer Yellow

Zoffany · #ddc379

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