Paris Lumière fabric collection Casamance

Paris Lumière fabric by Casamance in cream, beige and taupe

With Paris Lumière fabric you choose a collection in which matt and glossy constantly sit side by side. Casamance keeps the palette mainly to cream, beige, sand and taupe, with the occasional silver-white gleam. Colour therefore plays a modest role, as the difference lies in the structure. You'll find large rectangular blocks, fine horizontal stripes, a network of curved triangles, flowing lines, a soft chevron and a baroque damask. Because most shades are close together, you can use patterns next to each other without them competing.

Patterns in the Paris Lumière fabric collection

Turenne fabric works on a large scale. Rectangular blocks lie staggered like brickwork, smooth glossy satin alternates with a grainy, tweed-like weave and the block edges blur in places. Hotel Particulier fabric is much finer, with dense horizontal stripes of nubby yarn, white ridges and short glossy bands in beige, sand-brown and ecru. In Paris Lumiere fabric, taupe lines form triangles that slide over each other in arcs and fans, filled with glossy hatching that looks embroidered. Bord De Seine fabric shows undulating lines meandering across the cloth like flowing water. Silhouette fabric has a chevron with zigzag lines that softly fade into the background, almost like watercolour. Saint Louis fabric is the exception: a baroque damask with floral motifs, tendrils and volutes in warm beige on a dark base.

Combining Paris Lumière by Casamance in one room

Because the patterns largely share the same palette, you mainly let scale do the work. The large blocks of Turenne work well on a large surface, while the fine stripes of Hotel Particulier remain calm even on smaller areas. The network of lines and the waves need space around them. The dark damask of Saint Louis stands out among lighter Casamance fabrics, so with one collection you bring both calm and contrast into your home.