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Koyo Mulberry
Katsura Fabrickoyo/fa1/mul
Koyo Mulberry shows the Katsura leaf motif in a gentle blush palette across a warm ivory ground. The repeated teardrop leaves feel painterly and softly layered, giving the design an airy, botanical character.
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About this fabric
This fabric is composed of 95% cotton and 5% linen, giving it a natural matte handle with a lightly textured look that suits its hand-painted leaf pattern. The colourway mixes soft pinks with muted mauves, taupes, olive notes and a few warmer coral accents, all lifted by the pale background. At 230gsm and with a 140cm usable width, it sits comfortably in the mid-weight range for curtains, blinds and soft furnishings. The 70cm horizontal and vertical repeat creates a generous, decorative rhythm that keeps the all-over leaf motif visually spacious rather than busy. Dry clean only and cool iron help preserve the surface and the clear, watercolour-style edges of the print.
How to use it
Use Koyo Mulberry where you want a calm, feminine feature with warmth rather than sweetness. It works especially well with oak, brushed brass and linens in oatmeal, clay or dusty green.
The soft pink ground keeps the leaf motif airy and easy to layer with natural woods and muted neutrals.
More from Katsura
The same book, other colourways.
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Ichiyoblossom Violet
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Ichiyoblossom Mulberry
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Katsura Cobalt
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Katsura Amber
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Katsura Aqua
Katsura
Katsura Violet
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Katsura Mulberry
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Koyo Aqua
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Koyo Sage
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Koyo Granite
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Pairs well with
A pattern needs somewhere for the eye to rest, so these are the plains and textures that sit beside Koyo Mulberry without fighting it. Mixed across the houses we hold, which is the part a single supplier's book cannot do.
Eldon Blush
Essential Weaves Vol 2
Poplar Blush
Essential Weaves Vol 2
Alvar Petal
Alvar 2
Avani Blush
Eco
Eaton Plain Pink
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Foss Pink
Foss Linen II
Naples FR Blush
Alderney
Monza Blush
Arezzo
Ario Wide Width Blush
Ario
Amalfi Blush
Amalfi
Bohemian Blush
Bohemian
Astor Cherry Blossom
Astor
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
Corked
Coat Paints · #b39b8a
To stand against it
Serpentine
Zoffany · #374b56
Other pink fabrics
Across the houses we hold. See all 2,519.
Gospiana Boysenberry
Hibbertiameadows
Hibbertia Fuchsia Cream
Hibbertiameadows
Lomondra Apricot Cream
Hibbertiameadows
Olearia Fuchsia Linen
Hibbertiameadows
Dotty Blossom
Imaginations
Unicorndance Blossom
Imaginations
Mizuna Tourmaline
Kyotogardens
Nikko Tourmaline
Kyotogardens
Mazurka Damson
Mazurka
Sereno Fuchsia
Midnightreflections
Idalia Fuchsia
Midsummer Meadows
Maisie Fuchsia
Midsummer Meadows