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Wildwood Alder
Wildwood Fabric
Wildwood Alder presents a warm beige ground covered with closely spaced climbing stems and small, muted taupe-brown leaves. The folded swatch shows the pattern flowing naturally over soft ridges, giving the colourway a gently relaxed character.
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About this fabric
The design is made up of fine vertical stems, curling tendrils and repeated leaf shapes, with the foliage shifting between taupe, brown and subdued olive tones. Against the warm beige background, the pattern reads as softened and earthy rather than bright or high-contrast. The visible surface has a lightly textured textile appearance, while the folded sample shows enough flexibility for the pattern to follow the cloth’s drape. No composition, width, usage or rub-test specification was supplied for this exact fabric.
How to use it
Pair Wildwood Alder with oat, mushroom and warm stone upholstery for a quiet country look, or use it for curtains where its warm beige ground can soften brighter daylight. Dark walnut and aged brass would reinforce the brown foliage without overpowering its muted tone.
Use the warm beige ground and muted taupe-brown foliage to bring a softly earthy botanical note to upholstery or curtains.
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Pairs well with
A pattern needs somewhere for the eye to rest, so these are the plains and textures that sit beside Wildwood Alder without fighting it. Mixed across the houses we hold, which is the part a single supplier's book cannot do.
Paint that goes with it
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To sit quietly behind it
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To stand against it
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