Pale champagne ivory fabric with subtle palm leaf texture and tonal woven pattern

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Manuel Canovas

Cancun Champagne

Jalore FabricM4165-02

Cancun Champagne is a softly luminous colourway with a warm ivory-champagne cast and an elegant tonal surface. The palm-inspired pattern reads through a subtle texture rather than strong contrast, giving the fabric a refined, light-catching finish.

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About this fabric

From the Jalore collection by Manuel Canovas, this fabric has a width of approximately 132cm and a repeat of V 62cm / H 66cm. Its composition is 53% cotton, 19% polyester, 13% viscose, 10% linen and 5% acrylic, which helps explain the gently textured handle and the crisp, structured appearance of the weave. In Cancun Champagne, the design is rendered in pale ivory and soft cream tones, so the motif sits quietly against the ground and feels airy rather than bold. The finish catches the light in a muted, pearly way, making the overall effect polished, serene and distinctly upscale.

How to use it

Use it where you want a bright but softened neutral: it suits tailored upholstery, elegant blinds or relaxed curtains, especially in rooms with warm woods, plaster, or pale stone. The champagne tint keeps the pattern visible without overpowering a space.

A luminous neutral that brings a softly opulent finish to upholstery or curtains.

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

Dusky White

Sanderson · #eae6da

To stand against it

Vineyard

Sanderson · #777976

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