Paprika terracotta textile with cream dotted wave bands and a fine surface

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Lelievre

Cascade - Paprika

Contrée Sauvage Fabric3250-07

Cascade - Paprika pairs a warm paprika terracotta ground with tightly dotted, cream-white lines that travel in irregular waves. The close view shows a fine, even cloth surface, with the pale marks giving the red-orange field a lively, rippling depth.

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About this fabric

The Paprika ground is a saturated warm terracotta, closer to burnt orange-red than true scarlet. Across it, small cream-white dots gather into narrow, irregular wave bands, creating a fluid motif with a hand-drawn feel. In the close view, the cloth reads as an even, relatively fine surface rather than a plush pile, while the light picks out subtle tonal variation in the paprika field. With no composition, width or performance specification supplied, this description is based on the visible colour, motif and surface only.

How to use it

Use this warm paprika colourway to add a concentrated terracotta accent to a room, particularly across a chair, cushion or curtain. The cream dotted waves introduce a lighter, rhythmic contrast without cooling the overall burnt orange-red impression.

The warm paprika ground and cream wave motif bring relaxed movement to upholstery or window treatments.

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

Rowan Berry

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To stand against it

Taupe

Zoffany · #a8978f

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