Cream fabric with teal foliage, coral flowers and ochre botanical repeats

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Daisy & Oak Madder/Teal

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Daisy & Oak Madder/Teal pairs a pale cream ground with repeating sprays of cool teal leaves, coral-red flowers and muted ochre flowerheads. The closely arranged botanical pattern has a softly vintage, tapestry-like character in this colourway.

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About this fabric

This 239gsm fabric has a 137.2cm usable width and a 35.9cm vertical by 45.7cm horizontal pattern repeat. Fine teal stems and leaves create a cool framework across the cream ground, while coral-red blossoms add brighter points of colour and the ochre motifs bring warmth without overpowering the design. At 38 threads per centimetre, the surface reads as a finely woven, detailed textile rather than a loose or rustic cloth. The repeated floral structure is substantial enough to register clearly on upholstery while remaining suitable for drapery.

How to use it

In a room with chalky walls or warm timber, use this Madder/Teal colourway on a reading chair, roman blind or full-length curtains. Echo the muted ochre in small accents and let the cool teal foliage provide the stronger grounding note.

Use the cool teal foliage and warm madder-red flowers to bring measured colour to upholstery, curtains or cushions.

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Specification

Usable width: 137.2 cm
Standard length: 60 m
Vertical repeat: 35.9 cm
Horizontal repeat: 45.7 cm
Threads per cm: 38
Weight: 239 gsm

Specification as published by Morris & Co.. We will confirm the current details with them before you order.

Made up by us

Every metre we order is cut, sewn and fitted in our own Heybridge workshop, with Simon over every stage. Reupholstery, bespoke pieces, curtains, blinds and headboards.

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