Cream chintz fabric with sheep, fruiting branches and small animal motifs in repeating medallions

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Sanderson

Lost Orchard Chintz

Sanderson x National Trust Volume II FabricSAF0495-01

Lost Orchard Chintz in this colourway is set on a soft cream ground, so the orchard scenes feel light and airy rather than dense. The repeated sheep, fruiting branches and small animals read clearly across the surface.

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About this fabric

This Sanderson x National Trust Volume II fabric is a substantial 860 gsm textile with a usable width of 143 cm, making it a firmly structured cloth for tailored schemes. The 34 cm vertical repeat and 71.5 cm horizontal repeat create a generous, repeating pastoral motif that sits neatly across the width. In this cream colourway, the ground feels warm and understated, while the fruit clusters and foliage bring in restrained greens, red berries and muted olive-brown notes. The sheep and smaller animals are softly drawn in pale tones, which keeps the overall effect gentle and slightly faded, like a classic country furnishing seen in daylight. With 132 threads per cm, the weave presents a refined, tightly worked surface that suits upholstery well.

How to use it

This cream version works beautifully on a skirted armchair, banquette or bench where the pastoral repeat can be seen at close range. Pair it with painted wood, old brass and soft green accents to keep the look fresh and rooted in the English country-house palette.

Use with oak, muted greens and terracotta to echo the country-house palette.

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

String

Farrow & Ball · #d9cbae

To stand against it

Papavera

Sanderson · #e2c15a

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