Close-up of Riley Aqua woven stripe fabric in pale beige and soft aqua tones

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Jane Churchill

Riley Aqua

Delaney FabricJ0237-02

Riley Aqua reads as a light, breezy stripe with a gently textured surface and a fresh aqua-green accent running through the weave.

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About this fabric

This Delaney fabric by Jane Churchill is woven at approximately 142cm wide and has a fine horizontal stripe repeat of V 2cm / H 1cm approx. The composition blends 33% viscose, 23% linen, 15% cotton, 10% acrylic, 9% polyester, 7% wool and 3% polyamide, giving the cloth a slightly nubbly, softly structured handle. In this colourway, the pale ground is warmed with beige and oat tones, while the slim aqua stripes add a cool, coastal note without becoming vivid. The overall effect is airy and understated, with enough texture to keep the surface visually lively.

How to use it

Riley Aqua works well with bleached woods, chalky whites and pale oak, especially where you want a calm stripe that still feels fresh. Its muted aqua detail also sits neatly alongside sandy neutrals and soft greys for an easy, coastal-inspired room.

Use for relaxed upholstery or soft drapery where a fresh aqua stripe will lift neutral schemes.

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

Book Room Green

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To stand against it

Tivoli

Little Greene · #5c8ea9

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