Pale silver-grey fabric with a fine woven crosshatch texture and softly varied threads

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Mark Alexander

M672 Silverbirch

Veranda Ii Fabric

M672 Silverbirch is a softly luminous silver-grey textile with a fine, even woven structure. Its cool tone and barely visible crosshatch texture give the surface a restrained, tailored character.

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About this fabric

The close weave appears pale grey overall, with tiny lighter and darker threads creating a delicate gridded surface rather than a printed motif. Light catches the raised threads subtly, adding quiet depth while keeping the colour airy and understated. This is a textile SKU with no performance features noted in the supplied information, so its suitability should be considered alongside the requirements of the intended application. The balanced appearance can work across upholstery and drapery settings where a neat, softly textured neutral is wanted.

How to use it

Use Silverbirch to lighten a contemporary sofa, occasional chair or cushion scheme, pairing its cool silver-grey tone with chalky whites, pale timber and muted blue-greys. It can also bring a clean woven layer to simple curtains or blinds without introducing a strong pattern.

A cool, quietly textured neutral that brings a light woven finish to upholstery, cushions or relaxed 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

Kent Grey

Sanderson · #bfbfbf

To stand against it

Marmelo

Farrow & Ball · #a36e4c

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