Vertical multicolour stripe fabric with rust red, olive, yellow and turquoise motifs on a pale ground

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Jane Churchill

Shimla Red/Multi

Gloriana FabricJ0253-01

Shimla Red/Multi brings a lively, folkloric stripe to the Gloriana collection, with repeated bands of rust red, olive and bright accent colour on a pale ground. The result is colourful but airy, with a hand-crafted feel that keeps the design from looking too heavy.

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About this fabric

This fabric is a printed stripe with a distinctly decorative rhythm, showing narrow border bands, sawtooth edges and repeating central motifs in rust red, olive green, yellow and soft turquoise on an off-white ground. The 128cm approx width and repeat of V 39cm / H 128cm approx mean the design has a broad horizontal repeat that should be planned carefully across the width. Its composition of 61% Linen, 26% Viscose, 8% Cotton and 5% Polyester gives the cloth a natural-looking body with a smoother drape than a pure linen. The visible finish feels crisp rather than plush, making the colourway read as fresh, energetic and slightly rustic. Fire code √BM is noted for this exact fabric.

How to use it

The warm red and olive notes work well with oak, terracotta and aged brass, especially in rooms that want pattern without darkness. Use it for curtains, loose covers or a feature chair where the vertical stripes will add height and movement.

Use it for statement curtains or a characterful occasional chair where the vertical stripes can shine.

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

Double Pebble

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To stand against it

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