Pale ivory woven swatch showing a delicate vertical and horizontal crosshatch texture

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Warwick

Smithsonian Ivory

Smithsonian Fabric

Smithsonian Ivory is a pale, softly warm textile with a close woven texture that shifts gently between ivory and near-white. Its surface shows fine vertical and horizontal irregularities rather than a strong printed motif.

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About this fabric

The visible weave has a restrained crosshatch effect, with slender vertical lines and broken horizontal flecks creating subtle depth across the ivory ground. Light catches the raised threads softly, keeping the colour airy while preventing the surface from looking completely flat. The supplied catalogue records this as a fabric and notes no performance features, so its suitability should be considered alongside the requirements of the intended upholstery or drapery application.

How to use it

Use this soft ivory colourway to brighten occasional chairs, relaxed upholstery or full-length curtains, particularly alongside warm whites, pale oak and quiet grey-beige tones. Its low-contrast woven texture adds interest without competing with stronger patterns.

A softly textured ivory weave that brings quiet lightness to upholstery, curtains and layered neutral schemes.

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

Platinum Grey

Zoffany · #cbcbc1

To stand against it

Fire Pink

Sanderson · #b97174

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