Pale floral curtain with coral blooms, teal leaves and berry botanical detailing

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Lavinia Panel Rosa

Temperleylondonxromofabrics Fabric

Lavinia Panel Rosa is shown as a light, flowing curtain fabric with a pale neutral ground and a richly coloured botanical design. Coral and raspberry flowers stand out among teal, green, burgundy and ochre foliage.

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About this fabric

The pattern combines rounded floral blooms, slender stems and scattered leaves in a clearly visible panel-like arrangement. Its pale background keeps the overall impression airy, while the coral and berry flowers give the colourway a warm, romantic depth and the teal accents introduce cooler contrast. The cloth hangs in soft, gathered folds at the windows, indicating a fluid drapery character rather than a heavy upholstery weave. This SKU is catalogued as a fabric, with no performance features noted and no further composition, width or testing specification supplied.

How to use it

Pair the coral-led ground with warm rose, terracotta or natural linen tones, then pick out the teal foliage in a small accent chair, cushion or lamp base. Used as full-height curtains, this colourway brings patterned softness to a room with pale wood and warm neutral flooring.

Use this softly coloured floral as full-length curtains where its coral, berry and teal accents can enliven a pale 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

Tuscan Pink

Zoffany · #b6918b

To stand against it

Ink

Zoffany · #3f3f49

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