Warm clay-brown crosshatch wallcovering with sparse angular lines in a rustic dining room

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Mark Alexander

Accent Wallcovering Clay

Collage Iv Wallpaper

Accent Wallcovering Clay brings a warm, earth-brown ground to the wall, where a fine checked texture is crossed by sparse, angular lines. In the room shown, its quiet depth sits comfortably beside dark timber, stone and deep brown upholstery.

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About this fabric

This Clay colourway reads as a muted clay-brown rather than a bright red or orange terracotta, giving the wall a softly weathered depth. Close-set horizontal and vertical lines create a restrained crosshatch, while occasional pale angled strokes interrupt the regular field. Light falls gently across the surface, revealing tonal variation without making the pattern loud. As a wallpaper, it is shown covering the dining-room wall, where the brown ground complements the dark wood table, stone flooring and deep brown seating.

How to use it

Use this warm clay-brown wallcovering behind a dining table or in a snug, pairing it with dark timber, aged ceramics and stone for a calm, layered interior.

Pair its warm clay-brown depth with dark timber, stone and deep brown upholstery for a grounded, textural 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

Reduced Green

Farrow & Ball · #5c584c

To stand against it

Double Ice Floes

Zoffany · #c3c6bb

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