Cream botanical fabric with sea-glass birds and brick flowers in a repeating pattern

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Morris & Co.

Seasons By May Embroidery Sea Glass/ Brick

Melsetter Fabric & Weaves FabricMOF0126-01

Seasons By May Embroidery Sea Glass/Brick brings a detailed botanical scene to a warm cream ground, with sea-glass birds set among brick, ochre and sage foliage. The repeated arrangement has a composed, decorative presence suited to statement upholstery.

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About this fabric

This 404gsm textile features paired sea-glass and deep teal birds, curling sage stems, and brick-ochre flowers and leaves, all picked out against a softly mottled cream background. The large-scale pattern has a 57cm vertical repeat and 65cm horizontal repeat, creating clearly framed botanical groupings across the cloth. With a 132cm usable width and 121 threads per centimetre, it has the substantial woven specification expected of an upholstery fabric. The cool sea-glass notes temper the warmer brick accents, giving this colourway a balanced, gently aged appearance rather than a bright or highly saturated finish.

How to use it

Use Sea Glass/Brick on a reading chair, headboard or compact sofa, allowing the teal birds to become the room’s cool accent while brick and ochre details connect with warm timber, leather or terracotta. Keep surrounding plains quiet so the large repeat remains legible.

Use this richly patterned textile on occasional upholstery where its sea-glass birds and brick botanical accents can be appreciated.

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

String

Farrow & Ball · #d9cbae

To stand against it

Eggplant

Sanderson · #7b7380

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