The actual fabric looks like the first two photos and is nothing like the last photo. Honestly, who’s taking their photos over there? This fabric is not even close to the manufacturers thumbnail image (last photo). How can customers expect to receive what they see online with photos like this? Ok, now for the product:

This fabric is gorgeous and full of lightness as well as being colorful at the same time. This is what made me fall in love with it when I saw a sample of it in person. The gray color in the main background has a mostly cool blue cast but there are areas in which the gray appears more neutral though not really warm. There are somewhat prominent light areas of a lime-chartreuse green and a light beige-tan that’s only slightly warm, mostly neutral. When some of the tan overlaps the gray, it sometimes appears as a soft yellow-pink hue that reminds me of a winter sunset. There are more hidden areas of warm indigo kisses as well as some soft light yellow that is difficult to detect in the photo. The yellow is floating around the gray areas and is sometimes a blender between the gray and the rest of the colors. This fabric is not muddy and is distinct in it’s color areas. It’s simply a gorgeous watercolor blender.

In person, this fabric is lighter and just slightly more plum (slightly warmer) than it appears on my screen. 

In person, this fabric appears lighter and softer in color with more of a sandy brown tone or a frothy latte color. It was a very warm yellow undertone to it, but this makes it more of a golden brown color and not a yellow-brown color. 

In person, this fabric is slightly less bright and slightly more yellow than it appears on my screen. 

This fabric appears less bright and more dusty looking in person than it does on my screen. It’s more of an autumn tangerine orange or light pumpkin orange. 

This fabric appears pretty close in person compared to my screen but is just slightly lighter and warmer