Vertical teal leaf-stripe fabric on a pale cream ground

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Jane Churchill

Rae Teal

Paradiso FabricJ0101-02

Rae Teal shows a crisp column of stylised leaf shapes in a soft, muted teal on a pale ground. The result feels fresh and airy, with enough structure to read clearly across the width.

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About this fabric

This Jane Churchill Paradiso fabric is made from 95% linen and 5% polyester, with an approximate width of 136cm and a vertical repeat of 17cm, so the design has a neat, rhythmic fall. In this colourway, the teal motif sits just between blue and green, giving the stripe a cool, quietly aquatic feel rather than a bright coastal one. The pale background keeps the pattern open and breathable, while the repeated leaf forms add movement without making the cloth feel busy. With care code Q 8 : u 3 and fire code √BM noted, it is a practical decorative textile with a clean, tailored look.

How to use it

Use Rae Teal where you want a pattern that feels orderly but not stiff, such as cushions, blinds or occasional upholstery. It works especially well with natural oak, off-white paint and deeper blue-green accents.

Pairs well with pale woods and chalky neutrals for a fresh, tailored look.

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.

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