Pale robin's egg blue fabric with small white botanical leaf motif

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Felix Robins Egg

A Celebration of the National Trust FabricSAF0331-03

Felix Robins Egg is a fresh, pale blue woven fabric scattered with a neat botanical motif in crisp white. The colourway reads light and airy, with just enough softness in the ground to keep the pattern gentle rather than stark.

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About this fabric

This Sanderson fabric from A Celebration of the National Trust has a usable width of 130 cm, a standard length of 40 m, and a substantial weight of 408 gsm, which gives the cloth a reassuring body. The 32.5 cm vertical and horizontal repeats create a regular small-scale pattern that feels orderly and decorative without becoming busy. In this Robins Egg colourway, the ground is a cool, diluted blue-green with a powdery finish, while the leaf motif stands out in a clean pale white for a fresh, tailored look. With 56.7 threads per cm, the surface appears tightly woven and refined, making the design feel crisp and composed.

How to use it

Use it on a neat armchair, bench, or bedroom headboard if you want a soft blue that stays calm in daylight. It also works well with white paintwork, pale oak, and muted greens for a fresh country feel.

A fresh pale blue that feels airy and elegant on smaller upholstered pieces or relaxed drapery.

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.

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