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Tarn Silver
Tarn FabricF4793-06
Tarn Silver reads as a soft, silvery neutral with a gentle matte sheen and a subtly slubbed weave. The surface feels calm and understated, with a fine horizontal texture that keeps the colourway from looking flat.
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About this fabric
This colourway shows a pale silver-grey ground with warm undertones, softened by the linen-and-jute blend and lifted by the slight irregularity of the weave. Its 145cm approx width and zero repeat make it especially practical for cutting without pattern match concerns, while the composition of 35% Linen, 27% Jute, 19% Acrylic, 14% Cotton, 4% Polyester and 1% Polyamide suggests a sturdy yet natural handle. The finish visible in the image is matte rather than shiny, with faint striations that give the fabric depth in changing light. With no performance features noted and a √BM fire code, it sits comfortably in refined interior schemes that need a quiet, tailored neutral.
How to use it
Use Tarn Silver on an upholstered armchair, bench or headboard where its soft grey tone can sit between chalk whites and darker timber finishes. It also works well in drapery-led schemes when you want a light, quietly textured neutral that doesn’t read stark.
A quietly refined neutral that layers easily with stone, chalk and deeper charcoal accents.
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Pairs well with
Tarn Silver is a quiet cloth, so it carries a pattern beside it: one of these on the curtains and this on the chair. Mixed across the houses we hold, which is the part a single supplier's book cannot do.
Cecily Silver
Atmosphere VII
Chailey Silver
Caversham Collection
Buckby Silver
Essential Weaves Vol 3
Sontuoso Silver
Dimora
Aspen Silver
Origins
Kelsea Silver
Kelsea
Alys Stripe Silver
Lavelle
Chantilly Grey
Acacia
Troodos Silver
Alchemy
Constellation Grey Slate
Constellation
Highbury Dolomite
Highbury
Sunstone Wallpaper Silver
Azzura Wallpapers
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
Half Pebble
Zoffany · #dfd8c6
To stand against it
Tea with Florence
Little Greene · #5c7c7e
Other neutral fabrics
Across the houses we hold. See all 802.
Leora Silver
Rosella
Royce Pearl
Royce
Frances Stripe Stone
Silvano Stripes
Feather Natural
Acacia
Linear Antique
Acacia
Linear Natural
Acacia
Alchemy Putty
Alchemy
Alderney FR Natural
Alderney
Stags Charcoal
Animal Kingdom
Tatton Autumn
Animal Kingdom
Eltham Dove
Brodsworth
Eltham Pampas
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