Pale aqua and cream vertical striped fabric with a softly slubbed weave

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Jane Churchill

Apsley Aqua

Tarka FabricJ0110-05

Apsley Aqua pairs a gentle sea-glass blue with creamy ground tones in a softly irregular vertical stripe. The effect is breezy and light, with the woven texture keeping the pattern relaxed rather than sharp.

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About this fabric

Part of the Tarka collection by Jane Churchill, this fabric is composed of 57% viscose, 31% cotton, 9% linen and 3% polyester, giving it a natural-looking handle with a little added practicality. The repeat is approximately V 32cm and H 23cm, and the stripe reads as a broad, rhythmic pattern rather than a rigid line. In this colourway the aqua sits at a muted, powdery point of the spectrum, so the contrast against the pale ground feels soft and coastal instead of high-impact. At 138cm wide, it is a versatile fabric for made-up pieces where the stripe can run clearly and the tonal texture can be appreciated.

How to use it

Use Apsley Aqua for relaxed armchairs, bench cushions or café curtains where the cool aqua stripe can brighten timber, rattan and painted white finishes. It also works well in calm seaside-inspired schemes alongside sand, shell and pale oak tones.

Fresh aqua-and-cream stripes bring an easy coastal feel to upholstered pieces or softly tailored 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

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