Nouvel Angle fabric collection Casamance

Nouvel Angle fabric by Casamance: graphic patterns in olive green and ecru

With the Nouvel Angle fabric collection, Casamance brings together upholstery fabrics built from rectangles, stripes and blocks. In the images you see them on a daybed, a pouf and two armchairs, always in olive green against ecru. One pattern is sleek and graphic, another fades out irregularly, a third plays with the sheen of velvet. What connects them is the angular visual language, in which each motif consists of rectangular or striped elements. The collection also contains calmer fabrics in beige, taupe and caramel, with stripes, checks and a mottled texture.

Patterns in the Nouvel Angle fabric collection

Plan Libre fabric shows small off-white stripes in rectangular blocks, alternately laid vertically and horizontally, creating a kind of weave on the olive-green ground. With Section fabric that order is abandoned: horizontal patches in olive green on ecru, with a grainy texture that looks almost pixelated. Perspective fabric is velvet with small rectangles in lighter and darker green, a mosaic brought to life mainly by the difference in sheen. Proportion fabric has vertical bands of small taupe blocks on off-white. In Tracé fabric lines run like brushstrokes, from ivory and cream to caramel and honey. Biseau fabric is a calm mélange in light and warm beige. The eponymous pattern, Nouvel Angle fabric, is a check in beige, sand and taupe, each panel framed by lighter lines.

Combining Casamance fabric with wood, velvet and relief

In the photos the fabrics are set against a taupe wall with a pebble-shaped relief, next to a brown velvet curtain and a sheer that fades from cream to olive green. The wood beneath the seats keeps the green warm. You can use the graphic patterns of Nouvel Angle by Casamance as an eye-catcher on a sofa or armchair and use the beige stripes and checks alongside them for cushions or a second chair.