Close-up of grey herringbone wool fabric with fine woven texture

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Hector Pewter Grey

Islay Wools FabricSAF0262-03

Hector Pewter Grey is a refined grey woven with a fine herringbone effect that reads softly textural across the surface. Its cool pewter tone feels calm and tailored rather than stark.

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About this fabric

Hector Pewter Grey from Sanderson’s Islay Wools is a substantial 372 gsm fabric with a usable width of 141 cm, making it well suited to upholstery. The small herringbone weave is visible throughout, with a tight 18.9 cm vertical repeat and 4.5 cm horizontal repeat that give the surface a subtle directional rhythm. In this colourway the grey sits in a mid-tone pewter register, with a slightly heathered look that softens the pattern and keeps it understated. The finish feels crisp and architectural rather than plush, which suits its smart, wool-rich character.

How to use it

Use this pewter grey to anchor sofas, dining chairs or a tailored ottoman where a calm, neutral shade is needed. It pairs especially well with pale oak, charcoal accents and off-white walls for a clean, modern country look.

A cool, versatile grey that gives furniture a tailored, quietly textural finish.

Paint that goes with it

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