Ochre woven fabric with trailing cream leaf motif and textured ground

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Trailing Sycamore Weave Ochre

Elysian Fabrics FabricSAF0276-03

Trailing Sycamore Weave in Ochre shows a lively trailing leaf pattern in pale cream against a glowing ochre ground. The woven texture gives the design a softly lifted, tactile finish that feels warm rather than brash.

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About this fabric

This Sanderson fabric from the Elysian Fabrics collection is a substantial 300 gsm textile with a usable width of 138 cm, making it well suited to both upholstery and drapery projects. The 39 cm vertical repeat and 68.5 cm horizontal repeat create a generous trailing pattern that reads clearly across the cloth. In this ochre colourway, the ground is a mellow golden yellow with a gently sunlit cast, while the leaf motif appears as a soft off-white, giving the surface a bright but grounded contrast. The weave has visible texture and a slightly linen-like character that keeps the pattern from feeling flat.

How to use it

Use this ochre shade to warm up pale timber, cream paintwork, or natural stone finishes. It works especially well in rooms that need a cheerful but earthy accent, where the golden ground can catch daylight without overpowering the scheme.

A warm ochre ground softens the trailing leaf motif for an easy, sunshine-toned room scheme.

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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