Pale silver-beige grasscloth wallpaper with fine horizontal jute texture and subtle dark flecks

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Colefax and Fowler

Grasscloth Wallpaper Silver Birch

Colefax Naturals W/P I Wallpaper20233-05

Grasscloth Wallpaper Silver Birch has a pale, softly warm silver-beige ground with fine horizontal striations running across the surface. Small tonal flecks and irregularities give the otherwise quiet colourway a naturally woven appearance.

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About this fabric

The close horizontal texture creates gentle movement across this light Silver Birch shade, while the understated beige tone keeps the overall impression calm and airy. Made from 85% jute and 15% cotton, it has the organic, subtly varied surface visible in the swatch. The design has an approximate vertical repeat of 0cm and horizontal repeat of 0cm, so the texture reads as a continuous field rather than a repeating motif. Fine darker threads and softly uneven bands add depth without introducing a strong pattern.

How to use it

Use Silver Birch across a full wall or as a serene backdrop behind pale upholstery, limestone, warm timber and brushed metal. Its light silver-beige tone is especially suited to rooms that need natural texture without a heavy contrast.

Use this softly textured silver-beige wallcovering to bring natural warmth and quiet depth to a room.

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

Silk Yellow

Zoffany · #e1d3ae

To stand against it

Taylor's Grey

Zoffany · #778087

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