Close view of cream fabric with sage, blue and coral vertical floral weave

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Scion

Concentric Wildflower

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Concentric Wildflower is shown here as a finely detailed woven textile, with slim vertical trails of tiny motifs shifting between warm cream, muted sage, dusty blue and restrained coral. Its pale ground keeps the multi-coloured pattern light and composed rather than busy.

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About this fabric

The close-set vertical design has a delicate, almost floral rhythm, with small zigzag and leaf-like marks running in narrow columns across the cloth. Cream and soft grey-beige threads form the ground, while sage green, faded blue and small touches of coral add cool depth and warmth. At 404 gsm, this is a substantial woven fabric suited to upholstery, with a useable width of 137 cm. The pattern repeat is compact at 1.5 cm vertically and 9 cm horizontally, giving the surface a consistent fine-scale texture.

How to use it

Use this cream-led colourway on a statement armchair, dining chair or compact sofa where its sage and dusty blue notes can sit alongside pale timber, stone and washed neutrals. Pick up the restrained coral accents with a small cushion or warm ceramic accessory.

Use this softly coloured woven pattern to bring quiet detail to upholstered seating and occasional chairs.

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

Beech Grey

Sanderson · #b3aa99

To stand against it

Eating Room Red

Farrow & Ball · #8b4d50

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