Close-up of warm beige cream woven fabric with fine textured slub

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Jane Churchill

Rosmar Beige

Shelley FabricJ0108-06

Rosmar Beige reads as a warm, pale beige with a creamy cast and a subtly mottled woven surface. The close weave gives it a calm, natural look without appearing flat.

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About this fabric

This Shelley fabric by Jane Churchill has a gently slubby, small-scale weave that shows the linen and wool blend beautifully, with the lighter yarns softening the overall beige tone. At 140cm approx. wide, it offers good versatility for both upholstery and drapery projects, depending on the finish you want. The composition combines 31% Linen, 18% Wool, 16% Polyester, 13% Viscose, 13% Cotton and 9% Polyamide, giving the cloth a grounded, tactile handle with a little resilience from the mixed fibres. V 0cm / H 0cm approx. means the plain texture can be cut and fitted without pattern matching, and the √CH fire code supports specification for contract-aware schemes.

How to use it

Use Rosmar Beige where you want a quiet, warming neutral that sits comfortably with timber, limestone and other natural finishes. Its creamy beige tone is especially good for softening sharper contemporary lines or lightening a heavier room scheme.

A softly textured neutral that works cleanly on tailored upholstery or simple 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

Off-White

Farrow & Ball · #dbd5bf

To stand against it

Chasm

Sanderson · #64797c

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