Warm cognac-taupe curtains with slubbed vertical texture and deep fold shading

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Zinc Textile

Boxgrove Cognac

Zinc Textile X Mhd 1 Fabric

Boxgrove Cognac reads as a warm taupe-cognac cloth in the photographed room, with darker brown shading gathering through the curtain pleats. Its gently irregular surface gives the plain colour visible depth rather than a flat finish.

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About this fabric

The curtains show a muted cognac-taupe ground that shifts from pale oatmeal highlights to deeper brown along the folds and upper pleats. Fine vertical slubbing is visible across the hanging panels, while a horizontal construction line separates the darker gathered upper section from the lighter lower drop. Catalogued as a fabric with no performance features noted, it is shown here in a full-length drapery application. The overall effect is warm, tactile and quietly relaxed rather than glossy or strongly patterned.

How to use it

Use Boxgrove Cognac for floor-length curtains in rooms built around warm stone, timber and aged brown tones. Pair its pale taupe highlights with a richer cognac accent, such as the ochre cushion shown in the setting, to draw out the colour’s warmth.

Use this warm cognac-taupe cloth for full-length curtains where its softly textured surface can catch the light in generous folds.

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

Mouse's Back

Farrow & Ball · #958875

To stand against it

All White

Farrow & Ball · #f6f7f2

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