Misty blue-grey fabric with oversized outlined fan-shaped botanical leaves

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Harlequin

Azurea Heather

Lucero Fabrics FabricHAF0231-02

Azurea Heather pairs a pale, cool blue-grey ground with oversized fan-shaped botanical leaves drawn in delicate grey outlines. Its quiet, airy colouring gives the repeating design a refined, lightly etched appearance.

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About this fabric

The large botanical motifs are softly tonal rather than high-contrast, with pale blue, grey and faint lilac nuances visible across the leaf forms and ground. At 262 gsm and 143 cm wide, this is a versatile mid-weight fabric suited to both upholstery and drapery. The design has a 60.7 cm vertical repeat and a 48.1 cm horizontal repeat, so the broad leaf shapes will remain an important part of the finished scheme. A standard length is 35 m, with 165 threads per cm.

How to use it

Use Azurea Heather on a statement armchair, occasional chair or relaxed curtain to introduce a cool, misted botanical note. Pair it with chalky whites, pale oak and warm grey upholstery to keep the delicate blue-grey tone feeling calm rather than stark.

Use this cool, softly muted blue-grey botanical for relaxed upholstery or full-length curtains with warm neutral furnishings.

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