Cream striped embroidery with blue sprigs, red roses and peach scrolling leaves

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Morris & Co.

Bluebell & Peony Embroidery Rose/Woad

The Unfinished Works Fabrics FabricMOF0244-02

Bluebell & Peony Embroidery Rose/Woad combines a warm cream ground with vertical floral bands in cool woad blue, rose red and soft peach. The embroidered design reads as a structured stripe rather than an all-over floral.

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About this fabric

This 135 cm-wide fabric features alternating narrow blue sprig stripes and fuller bands of scrolling leaves, red roses and blue flowers. The substantial 415 gsm weight suits upholstery, while the stitched surface gives the pattern visible texture and definition. Its vertical pattern repeat is 75.1 cm, with a 44.8 cm horizontal repeat for careful stripe and motif placement. Against the cream ground, the woad blue looks cool and gently muted, while the rose and peach accents add warmth without overpowering the design.

How to use it

Use Rose/Woad on a reading chair, headboard or upholstered bench in a room with warm ivory walls and natural wood. Keep surrounding textiles quieter so the alternating blue sprigs and rose-toned floral bands remain the focus.

Use this substantial embroidered stripe on statement upholstery where its vertical floral bands can be aligned carefully.

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

Elephant's Breath

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To stand against it

Reduced Green

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