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Brookland Rouge
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Brookland Rouge pairs vivid rouge-red flowers with soft teal and olive foliage on a warm neutral ground. The painted, vine-like layout gives the design an easy rhythm without feeling overly busy.
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About this fabric
This fabric is supplied at 140cm wide and has a pattern repeat of 32.2cm vertical by 34cm horizontal, which suits an orderly upholstered or curtained placement of the motif. The composition of 54% polyester, 33% cotton and 13% viscose gives the cloth a practical blended handle, while the visible surface reads as a smooth woven ground rather than a heavy pile. In this colourway, the rouge petals are bright and expressive, but the beige base softens the overall effect so the design feels warmer than bold. The teal-blue leaves and olive stems add a cooler, more relaxed counterpoint, keeping the floral fresh rather than overly formal. Care is NQT1<.
How to use it
Use Brookland Rouge on a statement chair, banquette or Roman blind where the red flowers can punctuate a neutral scheme. It sits especially well with oak, linen and aged brass, which suit the fabric’s warm base and lively leaf tones.
A lively floral that works beautifully when you want colour without losing a tailored feel.
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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
Mochi
Little Greene · #bba593
To stand against it
Newby Green
Sanderson · #425564
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