Cream linen fabric with scrolling rose-red damask and muted blue-green floral details

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Colefax and Fowler

Furley Red

Hailsham FabricF4870-02

Furley Red gives Hailsham a gently faded rose-red character, with scrolling damask motifs picked out against a pale ground. The effect is ornate but softened, so the pattern reads more antique than bold.

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See this fabric on Colefax and Fowler's own site, then order it through us.

About this fabric

This Colefax and Fowler fabric is 100% linen, with an approximate width of 134cm and a large repeat of V 65cm / H 45cm, so the design has room to show its full scrolling scale. In this colourway the red is tempered into a soft rose tone rather than a sharp crimson, which keeps the damask feeling delicate and slightly weathered. Small accents of muted blue-green and blush sit within the motifs, adding to the layered, traditional look. The linen surface gives the pattern a relaxed, lightly textured finish rather than a glossy or heavy one, and the supplied care code is Q 8 + T 3 with fire code √BM.

How to use it

Use it for full-length curtains, Roman blinds or a statement armchair where the warm rose-red can sit against chalky paintwork and aged timber. It pairs especially well with cream, putty and soft sage accents to keep the pattern elegant rather than overpowering.

A warm, decorative linen that brings a softened heritage richness to curtains or occasional upholstery.

Pairs well with

A pattern needs somewhere for the eye to rest, so these are the plains and textures that sit beside Furley Red without fighting it. Mixed across the houses we hold, which is the part a single supplier's book cannot do.

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

Setting Plaster

Farrow & Ball · #d9bfae

To stand against it

Carmen Light

Sanderson · #a7565d

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