Muted seafoam teal chenille with fine mottled blue-green woven texture

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Cristina Marrone

NAP3469

Napoli FabricNAP3469

NAP3469 is a muted seafoam-teal chenille with a finely mottled surface that shifts subtly between blue-green and pale grey as the light catches the pile. Its close, softly textured weave gives this colourway a calm, contemporary depth.

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About this fabric

Woven in 91% polyester and 9% viscose, this 138cm-wide chenille has a dense, lightly pebbled texture visible across the swatch. The cool seafoam teal is softened by pale flecks in the weave, preventing the colour from reading as a flat or highly saturated turquoise. With a Contract upholstery grade, NAP3469 is suited to seating and other upholstered applications where this restrained blue-green tone can provide colour without overpowering the room. Aftercare is professional; the fabric has Domestic Cig & Match flame retardancy and can be treated to Crib 5 contract grade.

How to use it

Use the cool seafoam-teal tone to bring gentle colour to a sofa, armchair or headboard, pairing it with chalky whites, pale timber and warm taupe. Its fine mottling also works well against smooth painted surfaces and brushed metal accents.

Use this softly mottled seafoam teal on sofas, occasional chairs or headboards, with warm timber and natural neutrals.

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

Eucalyptus

Sanderson · #6b938b

To stand against it

Shaker Red

Zoffany · #543940

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