Cream Verde fabric with sage thistles, dusty blush flowers and radial botanical leaves

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House of Hackney

TARAXA Cotton Linen - Verde

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TARAXA Cotton Linen in Verde is a richly drawn botanical fabric with a pale cream ground, soft sage foliage and dusty blush flowerheads. The repeating radial arrangement gives the colourway a composed, ornamental character.

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About this fabric

Large stylised thistles and curling leaves radiate across the design, with the central flowers picked out in a muted blush-pink tone. Sage and olive-green foliage brings depth to the pale ground, while the restrained colours keep the detailed pattern soft rather than highly contrasted. The textile is catalogued as a fabric in House of Hackney’s fabric collection, with no performance features noted. Its generous botanical scale makes the repeat especially noticeable on larger upholstered surfaces or flowing drapery.

How to use it

Use Verde to bring a quiet garden mood to a reading chair, headboard or curtain, pairing its sage leaves with warm ivory, natural wood and muted blush accents. The pale ground helps the ornate repeat feel airy even when used across a larger surface.

A decorative botanical repeat in soft sage, dusty blush and cream, suited to upholstered pieces and full-length curtains.

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 Stone

Zoffany · #abad9f

To stand against it

Railings

Farrow & Ball · #45494c

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