Repeated coral-orange floral motif with pale green stems on a light ground 4 photos

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Voyage Maison

Moray orange

Ettrick Fabriccardo/fa1/amb

Moray Orange brings a lively coral-toned bloom to the Ettrick collection, set against a softly grounded pale background. The repeating floral motif feels crisp and airy, with the warm orange-red heads standing out clearly against the fresh green stems.

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Part of the range we hold from Voyage Maison.

About this fabric

Woven in 78% cotton and 22% polyester, this fabric has a substantial 594gsm handle and a 14000 Martindale rating, making it a practical choice for soft furnishing projects as well as curtains and blinds. The surface reads as a textured, linen-like weave rather than a flat print, so the pattern has a tactile, crafted look. In this colourway, the flower heads appear as a warm coral-orange with a slightly crimson edge, while the stems and leaves soften into a light, yellow-green. The overall effect is bright but not harsh, with enough body and pattern repeat to suit statement domestic schemes.

How to use it

Use Moray Orange to bring warmth to a country-inspired room, especially alongside oatmeal upholstery, painted timber and sage accents. It will also lift a neutral scheme by adding a cheerful, sunlit note without overwhelming the space.

Pair with natural woods and soft neutrals to let the coral bloom motif stay fresh.

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

Double Pebble

Zoffany · #c0b194

To stand against it

Hopper Head

Farrow & Ball · #505457

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