Cool blue-grey fabric with painterly heather-plum branches, leaves and berry clusters

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Harlequin

Chaconia Berry/Heather

Fauvisimo Edit FabricHAF0199-04

Chaconia Berry/Heather layers delicate, branching stems and pointed leaves across a pale cool grey ground. Muted heather-plum foliage and berry-like accents give the design a quiet, painterly depth.

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About this fabric

The background reads as a softly blue-grey textile, crossed by fine branching stems carrying loose clusters and elongated, brush-marked leaves in dusty heather plum. Its 76 cm vertical repeat and 70 cm horizontal repeat give the botanical arrangement a clear medium-scale presence without making the swatch feel crowded. At 230 gsm, with a 140 cm usable width, this is a versatile mid-weight fabric suited to both upholstery and drapery applications. The visible fine horizontal texture subtly softens the contrast between the cool ground and the deeper plum marks.

How to use it

Pair this cool grey and heather-plum colourway with chalky neutrals, weathered timber and soft lavender-grey accents. It would bring gentle movement to a reading-chair, headboard or relaxed pair of curtains without introducing a bright colour note.

Use the cool grey ground and muted heather-plum branches to bring a softly painterly botanical accent to upholstery or 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

Stockholm Blue

Zoffany · #acb4b7

To stand against it

Ming Gold

Sanderson · #e6ca89

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