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Mizuna Tourmaline
Kyotogardens Fabricmizuna/fa1/tou
Mizuna Tourmaline brings a light, painterly botanical look with feathered leaves in blush, mauve and plum against a pale ground. The overall effect is airy and softly expressive rather than bold or saturated.
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About this fabric
This fabric is supplied in 82% viscose and 18% linen, giving the print a smooth, lightly textured handle that suits drapery and decorative soft furnishings. At 117gsm, it reads as a fine, fluid cloth rather than a heavy upholstery fabric, which matches the recommended use for curtains, blinds and soft furnishings. The large leaf motif appears brushed and layered, with pinks, mauves and hints of ochre and sage shifting across an off-white background. Horizontal and vertical pattern repeats of 66.5cm and 81cm indicate a generous, statement-scale design that will show its full movement in larger window treatments.
How to use it
Pair this muted pink colourway with pale oak, chalk white or warm grey to keep the room light and relaxed. It works especially well where you want a botanical feature that feels softer and more romantic than saturated floral print.
Use this airy large-scale leaf design for soft curtains or statement cushions with a fresh, painterly feel.
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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 Mizuna Tourmaline without fighting it. Mixed across the houses we hold, which is the part a single supplier's book cannot do.
Moray Blush
Albany and Moray
Moray Linen
Albany and Moray
Chamonix Blush
Chamonix
Esala Plains Milkshake
Esala Plains
Hampstead Dusty Pink
Hampstead
Restfr Blossom
Restfr
Kylo Tuscan Pink
Kylo
Leoni Sorbet
Leoni
Heavy-Linen Blush
Heavy-Linen
Slite Blush
Slite
Alaska Heather
Alaska Collection
Alaska Shell
Alaska Collection
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
Iron Grey
Sanderson · #a9a9a9
To stand against it
Serpentine
Zoffany · #374b56
Other pink fabrics
Across the houses we hold. See all 2,519.
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Hibbertiameadows
Dotty Blossom
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Unicorndance Blossom
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Koyo Mulberry
Katsura
Mazurka Damson
Mazurka
Sereno Fuchsia
Midnightreflections
Idalia Fuchsia
Midsummer Meadows
Maisie Fuchsia
Midsummer Meadows
Valeria Sage
Midsummer Meadows
Cothay Coral
Misc
Cube Feather
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Elmore Blossom
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