Les Tisserands fabric collection Casamance

Les Tisserands fabric by Casamance: woven upholstery fabrics in earth tones

Les Tisserands fabric is all about the weave itself: small lines, blocks and stripes that only reveal their structure on closer inspection. Casamance brings together upholstery fabrics in ecru, beige, brown and gold in this collection, punctuated here and there by blue-grey. In the images they cover a sofa with a rounded corner, a round pouf on a wooden base and a wooden chair with two back cushions. From a distance the fabrics read as a calm colour. Up close you see hatching, checkerboard or stripes. This way you can choose a pattern that matches the wood and ceramics in your interior.

Patterns in the Les Tisserands fabric collection

The namesake pattern Les Tisserands fabric shows short horizontal and vertical dashes in brown and blue-grey on ecru, like cross-hatching drawn by hand. Lissandre fabric has a coarser weave and builds a small checkerboard from rectangles in brown, beige, gold and grey. With Haute Lice fabric, irregular blue-grey stripes lie close together on a beige ground. Tradition fabric forms a graphic labyrinth of beige and camel-coloured lines. If you're looking for a fabric that appears almost plain, look at the tweeds. Savoir Faire fabric mixes beige, sand and taupe with flecks in cream and ivory. Moreo fabric is a fine blend of light and warmer nuances, including Ecru and Gris Cendre.

Combining Casamance fabric with wood and ceramics

The fabrics from Les Tisserands by Casamance look their best next to materials with a grain or texture of their own. In the images they are shown against wood with visible grain, an ochre-yellow rug and cream-coloured ceramics. Combine the checkerboard of Lissandre with a tweed on a second chair, or echo the stripes of Haute Lice in a cushion on a sofa upholstered in Tradition. Because all patterns share the same earth tones, you can mix them freely without making a room feel busy.