For a successful scheme, choose natural textures in a variety of hues. Mix linens, wools and oilcloths with clay, wood and leather, combining lighter and darker elements to create tonality and avoid a one-dimensional result.

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1| Project Calico Plank European oak flooring, £59.83sq m, Ted Todd. 2| British oilskin in Antique,

£20m, Merchant & Mills. 3| Sisal Metallics flooring in Magnesium, £84.45sq m, Alternative Flooring.

4| British dry oilskin in Khaki, £22m, Merchant &

Mills. 5| Invisible Green Absolute Matt emulsion,

£43.50 for 2.5L, Little Greene. 6| Pure Blesi Weave in Stormy Grey, linen, £99m, Morris & Co. 7| Leuven in Ochre, linen, £120m, Paolo Moschino for Nicholas Haslam. 8| Asolo in Dust, linen, 292cm wide, £92.50m, Romo. 9| Celtis in Natural, linen mix,

£95m, Larsen at Colefax and Fowler. 10| Levanto Dusky Sunset leather, £1,100 for a 50sq ft hide, Whistler Leather. 11| Zumirez in Moonbeam, wool mix, £150m, Zinc Textile. 12| Talia Appliqué border in Alabaster, £95m, Samuel & Sons.

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For a successful scheme, choose natural textures in a variety of hues. Mix linens, wools and oilcloths with clay, wood and leather, combining lighter and darker elements to create tonality and avoid a one-dimensional result.

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