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Porter & Stone

Sumba Seafoam

Misc Fabric

Sumba Seafoam has a calm, cool-grey ground with a gentle seafoam cast and a neat geometric lattice in a slightly darker outline. The repeating arched motif reads crisp and airy, with the woven texture giving it a quietly tailored finish.

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See this fabric on Porter & Stone's own site, then order it through us.

About this fabric

This Porter & Stone fabric is supplied as 140cm wide and has a 23.5cm pattern repeat, making the large-scale lattice easy to plan across upholstery or window treatments. The composition of 46% cotton, 36% polyester and 18% viscose gives the cloth a natural-looking body with a soft, lightly textured surface. In this colourway, the seafoam tint sits over a pale grey base, so the design feels fresh rather than bright and the motif stands out with a clean, chalky edge. The result is a smart, versatile fabric that brings pattern without visual heaviness.

How to use it

Use Sumba Seafoam where you want pattern that stays understated: it works well on a tailored armchair, bench, or relaxed curtains in a room with pale woods and muted blue-green accents. Its cool, misty tone pairs especially well with white, stone and brushed metal finishes.

The pale seafoam ground and crisp lattice feel fresh and tailored on seats or curtains.

Pairs well with

A pattern needs somewhere for the eye to rest, so these are the plains and textures that sit beside Sumba Seafoam without fighting it. Mixed across the houses we hold, which is the part a single supplier's book cannot do.

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 Empire Grey

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To stand against it

Vermeer Yellow

Zoffany · #ddc379

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