Close-up of lime green plain-woven fabric with fine textured weave

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J Brown

Hendrix Lime

Hendrix Fabric502

Hendrix Lime is a lively green plain with a lightly textured surface and a fresh, uplifting presence. Its woven finish catches the light softly, giving the colour a warm, grassy glow rather than a sharp neon edge.

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About this fabric

Part of the Hendrix collection by J Brown, this contract fabric is made in 91% Polyester and 9% Nylon/Polyamide and carries a 100,000 Martindale rating, making it a strong choice for high-use interiors. The swatch shows a finely worked plain weave with a subtle nubbly texture, in a yellow-leaning lime green that feels bright but not acidic. Supplied back coated to Cigarette & Match to BS5852, it is suitable where contract compliance is required, and other treatments are available upon request. The colour sits between fresh leaf and muted chartreuse, so it reads cheerful and modern without overpowering a scheme.

How to use it

Use Hendrix Lime to lift banquettes, occasional chairs or stools where a clean pop of colour is needed against timber, white, or charcoal finishes. It also works well as a lively contrast with natural linens and pale oak, where the yellow-green tone can stay fresh and balanced.

A fresh lime tone that adds brightness to hard-working seating and banquettes.

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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To stand against it

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