The actual fabric appears closest to the first two photos and is not white as green overall as the third photo shows. This fabric appears all over slightly muted and dusty. It does not have the color saturation that I had hoped for and is not as strong of a fabric as it could have been. It’s very similar to Mixed Asian Floral but with less color saturation. 

The actual fabric appears closest to the first two photos and is not as cold as the third photo. It does not have the green undertone that the third photos shows. This fabric is a warm tan/beige color with a slight warm sand/pink undertone. 

The actual fabric color appears closest to the first two photos and is not a gray-blue as the third photo shows. The black in the fabric is a solid black color. The gray is a slightly warm gray with a very small tinge of green undertone in it. It is not a blue-gray undertone. The gray is also slightly lighter in person than what it shows on my screen – lighter like the third photo. 

The actual fabric looks like the first two photo and is not as dark or as flat in the green color as the third photo shows. This fabric is absolutely gorgeous with a lot of different green colors in the background that are both light and dark, yellow and blue undertoned. These colors make the fabric look lighted. The dots have a lot of colors in them including a range of rusty reds, burnt oranges, muted beige-yellows, various cold purples, medium universe blues and grays that seem to bring it all together. The dots don’t seem to have any green in them as the greens are reserved for the background colors. 

The first photo is the manufacturers thumbnail image and the second photo is one that I took of the Chicken Wire collection. The actual fabrics appear closest in color to the second photo and should be considered as the most accurate photo. If you have any questions or need a color comparison, please feel free to contact me.