Blue and indigo floral medallion fabric on a pale ground, repeating large decorative motifs

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Manuel Canovas

Neela Indigo

Giverny FabricM4216-01

Neela Indigo shows a finely drawn medallion-and-vine pattern in layered indigo, slate blue and pale sky tones on a light ground. The motif reads crisp and decorative, with the darker outlines giving the design real definition.

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About this fabric

This colourway of Giverny has a cooler, more restrained character than a brighter blue print, with indigo outlines, mid-blue florals and softened pale aqua centres. The pattern sits on a light base that keeps the design airy, while the repeated circular medallions and star-like motifs give it a structured, almost tiled rhythm. Woven in 58% Linen, 20% Viscose, 18% Polyester and 4% Cotton, it has the natural look of linen with a smoother, more polished finish. With an approximate width of 128cm and a vertical and horizontal repeat of around 64cm, it is well suited to balanced, repeat-led furnishings.

How to use it

Use Neela Indigo on relaxed curtains, a statement armchair or matching cushions where the pale ground can brighten the room. It works especially well with chalky whites, oak and brushed nickel, letting the indigo pattern feel crisp rather than heavy.

Pair with pale linen and deep navy accents for a fresh, tailored look.

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.

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To stand against it

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