Stone wallpaper with olive fronds and blue-grey pineapple motifs

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Harlequin

Foxley Fern Stone

Salinas Wallpapers WallpaperHAW0157-01

Foxley Fern Stone layers sweeping olive and sage-green fronds with blue-grey, cream-edged botanical seed heads across a soft stone ground. The restrained palette gives the large-scale Salinas design a cool, quietly graphic character.

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About this fabric

This Harlequin wallpaper has a 52 cm usable width and a 10.05 m standard roll length, with a 52 cm vertical pattern repeat and no horizontal repeat. The design combines elongated, ribbed green fronds with overlapping pineapple-like forms picked out in blue-grey, cream and muted ochre. Against the pale stone background, the olive tones feel softened rather than bright, while the blue-grey details add cool depth and definition. At 206 gsm, it has a substantial specification suited to creating a clearly patterned wall finish.

How to use it

Pair Foxley Fern Stone with chalky whites, pale oak and muted blue-grey upholstery for a cool, collected room, or use it behind warm natural fibres to draw out the olive-green fronds. Its stone ground keeps the expansive botanical motif balanced in bedrooms, studies or relaxed living spaces.

Use this muted stone, olive and blue-grey colourway to bring graphic botanical pattern to a calm, nature-led scheme.

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

Fennel

Zoffany · #bcb797

To stand against it

Nocturne

Zoffany · #60606a

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