Pale botanical fabric with layered blue and green leaf fronds on an ivory ground 2 photos

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Voyage Maison

Colwin blue

Edenmuir Fabriccolwin/fa1/cap

Colwin Blue in the Edenmuir collection has a pale, watercolour-like look with layered leaf forms in blue, aqua, mint and soft grey. The design feels fresh and breezy, with the off-white ground keeping the overall effect light.

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Part of the range we hold from Voyage Maison.

About this fabric

Woven in 95% cotton and 5% linen, this fabric has a natural cloth handle that suits both drapery and lighter upholstery projects. The printed botanical pattern uses long fern-like fronds and airy leaf shapes, repeated across a soft ivory ground with a horizontal repeat of 46 and a vertical repeat of 68.8. In this colourway, the blues read cool and diluted rather than saturated, with hints of seafoam, lavender-grey and pale chartreuse adding movement. Spot clean only care and iron safe finishing make it practical for decorative interiors where a fresh, relaxed palette is wanted.

How to use it

Use Colwin Blue on relaxed curtains, Roman blinds or a feature chair where the pale blue and sea-green tones can lift a neutral scheme. It pairs especially well with weathered oak, chalk paint finishes and soft linen upholstery.

A light, airy botanical that brings a fresh coastal calm to curtains or accent upholstery.

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

Light Blue

Farrow & Ball · #b5bab4

To stand against it

Woodland Yellow

Sanderson · #bfac60

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