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Pierre Aqua Linen Fabric
Woodchip & Magnolia

Pierre Aqua Linen Fabric

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Pierre Aqua Linen Fabric breathes new life into classic Chinoiserie with a soft aqua backdrop enriched by flowing vines, willow branches and vivid magnolia blooms. Inspired by the early botanical discoveries of Pierre Magnol, this floral fabric evokes a dreamlike garden alive with delicate pinks and rich greens, touched with gentle yellow for warmth and depth. The organic weave of the linen introduces an understated texture, adding natural charm to this painterly composition.

Ideal for soft furnishings, curtains or light upholstery, Pierre enhances both serene modern schemes and characterful traditional settings. This botanical linen fabric is available in three fire-retardant options: None FR for residential drapery and cushions, Standard FR (BS 5852:1) for domestic upholstery or commercial curtains, and Crib 5 (BS 5852:2006 Clause 11) for contract use in hospitality interiors.
£120.00 GBP
Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
PRICE PER METRE Linen - DRAPERY

Design Notes

Product Details

Product Details

Approx. Printed Width 139cm (137cm useable width for drapery)

Pattern repeat:
Height - 45.66cm
Width - 45.66cm
Half Drop

Type Linen Composition 53% Recycled Polyester 42% Polyester 5 % Linen

Finish - Linen washed soft 275GSM

Usage Headboards, Cushions, Drapes, Curtains, Blinds
Shipping & Returns

Shipping & Returns

FABRIC — Delivery & Returns

£13 UK delivery. We print and cut every length ourselves, Monday to Thursday, within 4 working days, then next-day tracked delivery. International 2 to 10 working days, duties included.

As our fabric is printed and cut to order especially for you, we're unable to accept returns once it's made. Please order a sample first, and do check colour and quantity before cutting. Anything faulty, tell us within 14 days and we'll put it right

Complete The Look
Although  paint  and  pattern  pairings  are  chosen  by  our  Design  Team,  we  always  recommend  ordering  a  sample  to  see  the  colours  in  their  true  beauty.