China Seas Fabric: Raffles - Custom Peach on Tinted Belgian Linen / Cotton

This Custom Peach on Tinted Belgian Linen/Cotton is a masterclass in mid-century restraint. The peach is a warm, sun-ripened hue—not a neon coral, but a "Palm Beach at sunset" tone that feels intentionally vintage. Set against the "Tinted" ground, it has a dusty, parchment quality that makes it look like it’s been in the room since the Sarkies brothers added the Palm Court wing in 1894.

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If Rudyard Kipling had stayed at the Raffles in 1950 instead of 1889, he wouldn't have complained about the food; he would have written an entire chapter about this ikat. It’s a 14-inch repeat of pure, disciplined elegance—the kind that Somerset Maugham would have leaned against while inventing his next plot.

I’m sitting here at the burl wood slab, and the Tidal shuffle just landed on a track that sounds like a 1950s ballroom—all strings and secret glances. This Raffles pattern is the visual equivalent of a well-mixed drink at the Writers Bar: it’s structured, slightly blurred at the edges, and entirely intoxicating. It’s for the room that wants to feel like a National Monument without being a museum—a place where the linens are heavy, the peach is soft, and the history is always just one Singapore Sling away.