Lofoten fabric collection Camengo

Lofoten fabric by Camengo: drawn plants on a light background

With the Lofoten fabric by Camengo, you bring finely drawn plants indoors. Twigs and umbellifer flowers grow upwards in thin lines across a light background with a linen-like texture. That vertical rhythm follows the folds of a curtain and emphasizes the height of a window. The collection features two patterns that are clearly related: the same light base, the same graphic line work. The difference lies in scale and colour. One pattern is small and warm, the other larger and cool. This way you can choose the tone that suits your space.

Patterns in the Lofoten fabric collection: Lison 2 and Reine

Lison 2 fabric shows thin twigs with small buds that run upwards in dense, regular rows. The drawing is light brown to taupe, here and there highlighted with ochre, on a cream-white ground. Up close you can see every twig; from a distance, the curtain reads as a soft, warm texture. In the mood photo it hangs in front of a large window overlooking a garden, next to a light sofa, an ochre-yellow vase and dried flowers. Reine fabric works on a larger scale. Umbellifer flowers on long stems are staggered, with more space between them. The flower heads are filled in blue-green, the stems drawn in dark grey-green on a natural beige background. Next to a white bouclé sofa, sage-green cushions and a small dark green lacquered table, that cool colour gets all the attention.

Combining Lofoten by Camengo in your interior

Lison 2 pairs well with wood, ochre and off-white. The dense drawing remains calm, even across a wide expanse of windows. Reine calls for cooler companions: sage green, blue, glass and a white wall. Because both patterns share the same light base, you can also let them recur within the same home, for example Lison 2 in the living room and Reine in the bedroom. This way, this Camengo fabric creates a consistent thread from room to room.