Fabric Edit 03 / June 17, 2026
Published June 17, 2026 / Total Issue 03
Warm Botanical Retreat
Soft tan, ivory, and floral textures for retreat spaces, dining rooms, and transitional interiors.
Design Story
A softer floral story for warm transitional rooms.
Dawn Petals Tan gives the room an elegant vine movement, Arctic Calm Natural brings a linen-rich support, Wool Spun Natural creates an easy neutral ground, and Sprinkle Beige warms the sheer layer.
Palette Logic
60% tan/ivory, 30% warm botanical, 10% taupe/brown linework.
Tan, ivory, warm botanical, taupe, and brown linework.
Fabric Palette
Four coordinated roles
The web article keeps the marketing story, then surfaces the technical fabric notes dealers need before recommending the look.
Lead Fabric
Dawn Petals Tan
A warm tan vine pattern with pale floral detail. It works as the statement fabric when a room needs softness, movement, and a controlled palette.
Material Note
98 in. width, 15.9 oz/sq yd, 30% cotton / 70% polyester. Repeat: 13.78 in. H x 9.65 in. V. Classic Roman shade marked Yes**PI.
Natural Support
Arctic Calm Natural
A linen-rich natural texture for quieter secondary windows or rooms where the client likes the warmth but wants less pattern.
Material Note
54 in. width, 7.3 oz/sq yd, 20% cotton / 80% linen. Flat, Classic, and Hobbled marked Yes. Wider shades may need seams.
Soft Ground
Wool Spun Natural
A practical neutral that helps dealers build pillows, upholstery accents, or additional window treatments around the lead floral.
Material Note
110 in. width, 8.7 oz/sq yd, 100% polyester. Flat, Classic, and Hobbled marked Yes.
Warm Sheer
Sprinkle Beige
A warmer sheer option for rooms where a cool white sheer would feel too stark.
Material Note
118 in. width, 4.8 oz/sq yd, 10% linen / 90% polyester. Roman shade table includes LB notes; present primarily as a sheer/layering option unless liner rules are discussed.
Dealer Script
For clients who want pattern but not high contrast, Dawn Petals Tan gives the room movement while Arctic Calm and Wool Spun keep the palette quiet.