Close view of muted Atlantic blue-teal fabric with a fine, softly striated weave

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Harlequin

Ario Wide Width Atlantic

Ario FabricHAF0598-17

Ario Wide Width Atlantic is a cool, muted blue-teal fabric with a subtle woven texture visible across its broad, uninterrupted surface. The 308 cm usable width makes this quietly coloured cloth particularly well suited to generous curtain drops.

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About this fabric

In this Atlantic colourway, the cloth reads as a cool blue-teal, with fine tonal variation and a delicate vertical-and-horizontal texture rather than a printed motif. Its 198 gsm weight and 48.5 threads per cm give the plain ground visible substance while retaining a light, understated appearance. At 308 cm usable width, it is practical for wide, continuous curtain lengths. With a 0 cm vertical and horizontal pattern repeat, the quiet woven face requires no motif matching.

How to use it

Use this muted blue-teal at full length to bring a cool, restful note to pale timber, stone and soft grey interiors. Its wide format also suits broad glazed openings where uninterrupted drops will show the subtle weave clearly.

A cool blue-teal woven ground for calm, contemporary curtains and wide window treatments.

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

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Morris & Co. · #82a5ab

To stand against it

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Coat Paints · #fffff3

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