Deep petrol teal woven fabric with a fine plain texture

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Jane Churchill

Palma Petrol

Palma II FabricJ912F-56

Palma Petrol is a richly grounded petrol teal with a subtle woven texture that reads dark and tailored in the cloth. The finish has a quiet depth, with the colour shifting between blue-green and charcoal as the light moves across it.

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About this fabric

Part of the Palma II collection by Jane Churchill, this fabric is composed of 100% polyester and measures approximately 140cm wide. The plain, no-repeat structure keeps the surface calm, while the close weave gives Palma Petrol its neat, understated texture. Visually it sits in a deep teal-petrol range, with a cool, muted darkness that feels more refined than bright. The colour has enough saturation to hold its own on larger pieces, yet the cloth still looks composed and easy to pair with timber, brass, linen or matte painted finishes. Care code C 8 < T 3 and fire code K are supplied for this exact cloth.

How to use it

Use Palma Petrol on a sofa, slipper chair or headboard where its deep teal tone can act as a sophisticated anchor. It also works well for full-length curtains in a room with warm woods or pale walls, where the dark blue-green will add contrast without feeling harsh.

A strong, versatile teal that works well as a grounded accent or tailored main fabric.

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

Carbon

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To stand against it

Oakeley Slate

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