Dark teal velvet curtain with oversized rust, gold and blue botanical motifs

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House of Hackney

VESPERTINE Velvet Curtain - Apatite

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VESPERTINE Velvet Curtain in Apatite presents a deep, atmospheric ground of blue-green and charcoal, alive with curling botanical forms. The gathered folds reveal flashes of rust, ochre, blush and muted blue as the velvet catches the light.

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About this fabric

This House of Hackney curtain fabric is catalogued as velvet, with a dense-looking surface visible in the substantial folds. The Apatite colourway is led by a cool, dark teal-blue ground, overlaid with oversized scrolling foliage and stylised flowers in charcoal, olive, faded coral, ochre and soft cream. Its low-lit depth makes the brighter floral details appear jewel-like without becoming vivid or sugary. No performance features are noted in the supplied specification.

How to use it

Use Apatite at a window where its dark teal ground can sit against a softer mineral wall colour, then pick up the rust, ochre and blush accents in cushions or painted furniture. Aged brass hardware would echo the warm highlights in the botanical design.

Use the deep apatite ground to frame windows in a richly layered, dramatic scheme, pairing it with warm brass and muted botanical shades.

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

Green Smoke

Farrow & Ball · #6f7b71

To stand against it

Birch White

Sanderson · #e3dfd6

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