Muted sage green patterned fabric with tiny dotted damask repeat

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Jane Churchill

Sunstone Forest

Rivera FabricJ0208-05

Sunstone Forest is a softly patterned green fabric with a muted sage base and a fine, speckled damask-style texture. The tiny repeating motif gives the surface a calm, tailored look rather than a bold graphic one.

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About this fabric

This Rivera fabric by Jane Churchill has a repeat of V 8cm / H 17cm approx and a width of 136cm approx, making it a versatile textile for schemes that need pattern without too much scale. The composition is 87% Polyester and 13% Acrylic, so the cloth has a practical blended handle while keeping a softly textured finish. In this colourway, the green reads as an earthy sage with a cool, understated cast, and the small dotted motif lightens the surface just enough to keep it from feeling flat. It is an easy choice when you want a smart decorative fabric with gentle movement and a subtle heritage feel.

How to use it

Use it on a statement armchair, banquette, or full-length curtains where the soft sage tone can sit quietly against oak, stone, and linen. It works particularly well in rooms with natural light, which brings out the fine dotted pattern and the green’s muted depth.

A restrained sage tone that layers easily with natural woods and warm neutrals.

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

Green Smoke

Farrow & Ball · #6f7b71

To stand against it

Beige Shadow

Sanderson · #dbccb5

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