Lime yellow woven fabric with white fern frond stripes and tall vertical repeat

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Tree Fern Weave Lime

Glasshouse Fabrics FabricSAF0301-01

Tree Fern Weave Lime is a bright, leafy woven fabric with a crisp fern motif that reads fresh and energetic on the eye. The lime-yellow ground is lifted by soft white patterning, giving the design a clean, sunlit feel.

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About this fabric

This Sanderson fabric comes from the Glasshouse Fabrics collection and is supplied as a Fabric with a usable width of 141 cm and a standard length of 30 m. The design has a generous vertical repeat of 45.5 cm and a horizontal repeat of 70 cm, so the tall fern trails can be matched to good effect across larger runs. At 327 gsm and 126 threads per cm, it sits in a substantial mid-to-heavy fabric range that feels well suited to furniture or structured window treatments. In this colourway, the lime ground is bright but not harsh, with a slightly mellow yellow-green tone that lets the white leaf forms stand out clearly. The overall effect is airy and botanical, but with enough body in the weave to keep the pattern looking tailored rather than delicate.

How to use it

Pair it with pale timber, chalky whites and brushed brass for a fresh conservatory feel, or use it as a lively accent on an armchair against neutral walls. The vivid lime tone works especially well in light-filled rooms where the fern pattern can keep its crisp, leafy definition.

Use for lively statement upholstery or crisp curtains that bring a bright, leafy lift to the room.

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

Desert Gold

Sanderson · #eee2a8

To stand against it

Dibber

Farrow & Ball · #7e775b

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