Pale seafoam blue woven fabric swatch with fine vertical striations

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Manuel Canovas

Thabor Paon

Montaigne FabricM4197-06

Thabor Paon has a softly striated, woven surface that gives the colour a misted, watery look. In this swatch, the blue reads cool and airy, with pale mint undertones and a gentle heathered depth.

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About this fabric

From the Montaigne collection by Manuel Canovas, Thabor Paon is a fabric with a 146cm approximate width and a repeat of V 0cm / H 0cm approx, making it a straightforward plain ground for cutting and matching. The composition of 53% cotton, 21% acrylic, 12% wool, 11% viscose and 3% polyester gives the cloth a slightly nubby, textile-rich handle that shows as fine vertical striations across the face. The colourway is a muted seafoam blue with a cool grey cast, so it feels fresher than a classic duck egg and less saturated than teal. Its soft, brushed-looking texture catches the light in pale bands, which adds movement without introducing a visible motif.

How to use it

Use Thabor Paon on an armchair, headboard or tailored curtains where its calm blue-green note can cool warmer woods and brass. It works especially well with chalky whites, pale oak and deeper navy accents.

A fresh, quietly smart blue with enough body for upholstery and enough drape for relaxed 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

Manor House Gray

Farrow & Ball · #9ea09d

To stand against it

Vine Black

Zoffany · #3e3e40

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