Warm putty taupe fine weave falling in soft, shadowed folds

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Warwick

Husk Putty

Husk Fabric

Husk Putty appears as a warm putty-taupe cloth with a fine, closely woven surface. In the swatch image, the fabric falls into fluid folds, shifting from pale highlights to deeper taupe shadows.

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About this fabric

The fine weave is clearly visible across the flatter areas of the swatch, while the gathered sections show a soft, supple drape rather than a rigid upholstery hand. Its muted putty tone sits between beige and grey, with a gentle warmth that becomes deeper in the folds. This colourway is catalogued as Fabric, with no performance features noted in the supplied information. The plain surface keeps the focus on the subtle tonal changes created by the fabric’s movement and light.

How to use it

Use Husk Putty for full-length curtains or softly gathered blinds where its warm taupe-neutral tone can bring quiet depth to a room. Pair it with chalky whites, natural wood and deeper mushroom shades to echo the light-and-shadow variation visible in the folds.

Its warm putty-taupe tone and fluid fine weave suit softly tailored curtains and relaxed blinds.

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

Spanish Olive

Zoffany · #8c8572

To stand against it

All White

Farrow & Ball · #f6f7f2

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