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Mark Alexander

M650 Flax

Timeless Plains Fabric

The house has discontinued this one. We are keeping the page so the link still works, but we can no longer order it. There are alternatives below, and if you have a cutting or a photograph we will help you match it.

M650 Flax is a softly warm, flax-beige plain weave with a close, finely grained surface. The restrained colour shifts subtly between beige and pale taupe as the woven threads catch the light.

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See this fabric on Mark Alexander's own site, then order it through us.

About this fabric

The image shows a regular, tightly packed weave formed from fine pale and slightly darker threads, creating a delicate crosshatched texture rather than a printed pattern. Its warm flax tone is muted and natural, with enough taupe depth to avoid looking stark or chalky. The even surface reads as a versatile mid-weight textile, suitable for either upholstery or drapery based on its visible handle and construction. It is catalogued as a fabric in the Timeless Plains collection, with no performance features noted.

How to use it

Use M650 Flax to soften a room with warm stone, oatmeal or pale timber finishes; its quiet flax-beige tone works particularly well on relaxed seating, cushions and uncomplicated curtains.

Its softly warm flax tone and fine woven texture bring quiet depth to relaxed upholstery, cushions or full-length curtains.

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

Harbour Grey

Zoffany · #beb5a4

To stand against it

Rhodera

Sanderson · #bb687a

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