Sand-taupe woven fabric with chalky distressed grid and mottled surface texture

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Zinc Textile

Blass Reversible Sand

Elliott Fabric

Blass Reversible Sand has a warm taupe-sand ground, overlaid with irregular pale marks that form a loose, weathered grid. The softly uneven surface gives the colourway a layered, chalk-washed appearance rather than a flat neutral finish.

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About this fabric

Across the taupe base, fine vertical and horizontal threads create broken bands of creamy white, with some areas appearing denser and more softly blurred than others. The pattern has a gently distressed, painterly quality, while the visible weave keeps the surface tactile and informal. Light catches the paler threads unevenly, adding subtle depth without making the sand tone feel bright or stark. No performance features are noted for this fabric, so its strongest appeal is the quietly textured colour and reversible-looking woven character.

How to use it

Use this warm sand-taupe colourway to soften a relaxed seating scheme, or pair it with natural timber, chalky whites and muted stone tones for understated drapery. Its broken cream grid also works well where a plain neutral needs a little more visual depth.

A versatile sand-taupe textile whose chalky, irregular grid brings quiet texture to upholstery or softly tailored drapery.

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

London Stone

Farrow & Ball · #b3a28e

To stand against it

Hague Blue

Farrow & Ball · #3f4d56

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