Tan woven fabric with irregular vertical terracotta, cerulean and dark brown bars

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Harlequin

Morelia Terracotta/Cerulean

Zamora Fabrics FabricHAF0654-01

Morelia Terracotta/Cerulean pairs a natural tan woven ground with irregular vertical bars in terracotta, cerulean blue and deep brown. The segmented lines create a rhythmic, hand-drawn feel while retaining the quiet warmth of the neutral base.

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About this fabric

This substantial 346 gsm weave has a visibly tactile, fine-grained surface that suits upholstery. Slender broken vertical motifs run across the 130 cm usable width, with terracotta and cerulean sections alternating against the tan ground. The 23 cm vertical repeat and 13 cm horizontal repeat keep the pattern detailed rather than oversized. With 53 threads per cm, the close weave gives the colourway a softly structured appearance, while the cool blue accents sharpen its otherwise warm, earthy palette.

How to use it

Use Morelia Terracotta/Cerulean on an occasional chair, bench or compact sofa where its tan foundation can sit comfortably with natural wood and warm neutrals. Pick out the cerulean in a small accent cushion, or echo the terracotta with rust and clay-toned accessories.

A warm tan ground with lively terracotta and cerulean accents brings an earthy, graphic rhythm to upholstered seating.

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

Oxney Olive

Sanderson · #9a8c69

To stand against it

All White

Farrow & Ball · #f6f7f2

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