Small turquoise and cream woven check fabric with crisp textured grid

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Manuel Canovas

Sanary Lagon

Saint-Tropez FabricM4108-04

Sanary Lagon is a bright, coastal colourway with a small woven check that reads as fresh turquoise against a pale ground. The tight grid gives the fabric a crisp, textural look rather than a flat printed effect.

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About this fabric

This Manuel Canovas fabric from the Saint-Tropez collection has a compact repeat of approximately V 2cm and H 1cm, creating a neat checked surface with a lively rhythm. The visible weave is light and structured, with turquoise-blue threads sitting over a pale cream base to produce a clear lagoon tone. Made from 93% polypropylene and 7% polyester, it is a practical textile with a clean, resilient handle, and the 136cm approximate width makes it straightforward for upholstery or coordinating soft furnishings. The C 8 + T 3 care code and fire code K are useful specification details for planning residential and contract schemes.

How to use it

Use Sanary Lagon to lift relaxed seating, small accent chairs or cushions where its cool turquoise can bring a seaside freshness to neutral rooms. It also pairs neatly with whitewashed wood, sandy linens and other sun-faded blues.

Fresh and crisp, this lagoon check works well when you want a light, coastal accent with a clean woven finish.

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

Ceramic Blue

Sanderson · #adc2bd

To stand against it

Velvet Blue

Zoffany · #526176

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