Pale blush botanical fabric with painted ochre, olive, grey and pink leafy sprigs

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Elvey Blush

Otelie Fabric

Elvey Blush places delicate painted foliage over a pale blush and ivory ground. The airy composition is picked out with softly varied botanical tones rather than a single strong colour.

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About this fabric

Loose leaf and flower-like sprigs are scattered across the light ground, with blush pink, ochre, olive, muted grey and touches of dusky teal visible throughout the repeat. The watercolour-style marks vary from translucent washes to darker, brushy outlines, giving the surface a softly layered appearance. Its fine, smooth-looking handle reads as well suited to drapery, where the pale background can keep a room feeling light. The restrained blush tone gives this colourway a warm, gentle character, while the olive and ochre accents add depth.

How to use it

Use Elvey Blush at full length for curtains in a calm bedroom, sitting room or light-filled scheme. Pair its pale blush ground with warm ivory, natural wood and muted olive accents to draw out the quieter colours in the foliage.

Use this pale blush botanical for softly patterned curtains that bring gentle colour without overwhelming a room.

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

Powder Puff

Zoffany · #e6ddd6

To stand against it

Eggplant

Sanderson · #7b7380

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