Pale blue and ivory vertical striped fabric with delicate trailing motif

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Jane Churchill

Rossie Blue

Wildwood FabricJ0145-01

Rossie Blue shows a pale, washed blue stripe set against a light ground, giving the fabric an airy, softly tailored feel. The slender vertical pattern reads crisp at a distance and gently textured up close.

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About this fabric

Woven in 90% linen and 10% viscose, this fabric has the relaxed handle and natural slub character you would expect from a linen-rich cloth. The vertical repeat is approximately 15cm, with a horizontal repeat of about 17cm, and the 136cm width makes it practical for a range of interior uses. In this colourway, the blue stripe is cool, diluted and slightly chalky rather than vivid, so the design feels fresh without becoming stark. The fine trailing motif along the stripe adds a delicate decorative edge, while the off-white ground keeps the overall look light and breathable. Care code Q 8 + T 3 and fire code √BM are supplied for this exact fabric.

How to use it

Use Rossie Blue for relaxed curtains, blinds or occasional upholstery where you want a restrained coastal note rather than a bold stripe. It works especially well with white-painted joinery, bleached timber and soft grey-blue accessories.

Pair with pale oak and chalky neutrals for a calm, tailored scheme.

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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To stand against it

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