Watercolour leaf scatter in soft blue, sage and grey tones on a pale ground 2 photos

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Voyage Maison

Correa blue

Hibbertiameadows Fabriccorreac/fa1/cro

Correa Blue shows a loose scatter of watercolour leaf forms across a clean pale ground, with the blue tones drifting between misty aqua, sage and slate. The washed edges and translucent layers give the design a calm, painterly movement.

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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 handle and a soft matte surface that suits curtains, blinds and soft furnishings. The colourway reads as a cool, silvery blue mix rather than a strong navy, with pale aqua, celadon and smoky grey notes catching the light across the organic motif. At 230gsm it has enough substance for decorative drapery while still feeling relaxed and fluid. The pattern repeats every 69cm horizontally and 47.5cm vertically, helping the scattered leaf forms flow across larger windows without feeling rigid. Dry clean only; iron safe.

How to use it

Use Correa Blue in a room that already has light timber, white paintwork or brushed metal finishes, so the watery blues stay fresh. It works especially well for full-length curtains or Roman blinds where the soft grey-blue ground can diffuse daylight beautifully.

Pair with pale oak and chalky neutrals to keep the watercolour effect airy and 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

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To stand against it

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Sanderson · #7f5c7a

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