Deep woad blue-green carpet with dense mottled weave and charcoal-textured shading

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Jacaranda

Woad

Willingdon Carpet

Willingdon Woad is a deep blue-green textile with the cool, shadowed character of its namesake dye. Its close-up surface shows a dense woven texture, with charcoal depth and fine lighter flecks across the ground.

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About this fabric

Catalogued as a carpet, this colourway has no performance features noted in the supplied specification. The visible construction is dense and substantial, with irregular horizontal texture and softly mottled tonal variation rather than a printed motif. Deep teal-blue threads are layered with charcoal and blue-grey highlights, giving the surface a cool, quietly dimensional appearance. The heavy-looking weave makes it best suited to upholstery applications.

How to use it

Use Woad on a structured armchair, footstool or sofa where its dark blue-green depth can anchor a room. Pair it with pale stone, aged oak or brushed metal to bring out the cooler blue-grey flecks in the weave.

Use this deep blue-green woven texture to add cool depth to tailored upholstery, especially alongside charcoal, stone or warm timber.

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

Huntsman Green

Zoffany · #3e4649

To stand against it

Eating Room Red

Farrow & Ball · #8b4d50

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