Pale gull-beige textile with a fine taupe meandering weave in gathered folds

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Horton Gull

Horton Fabric

Horton Gull is a pale gull-beige colourway with a gently mottled, meandering surface pattern. In the photograph, its light ground and soft folds give the fabric an understated, tactile character.

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About this fabric

The fabric has a warm pale-beige ground crossed by a fine, irregular serpentine weave in a slightly deeper taupe shade. Its close pattern is small in scale and reads as textured rather than decorative from a distance, while the gathered folds show subtle changes in light across the surface. The soft, pliable drape visible here suggests a versatile mid-weight cloth suitable for upholstery or drapery. No composition, width, rub-test or performance specification has been supplied for this colourway.

How to use it

Use Horton Gull to keep a room light and quietly layered, pairing its soft beige tone with chalky whites, pale timber and muted taupe accents. Its small-scale texture can also temper stronger plain or patterned furnishings without introducing a bold contrast.

A softly neutral beige with a fine meandering texture that suits relaxed upholstery and curtains.

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

Rooted

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To stand against it

Barbed Berry

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