Scotia fabric collection Casamance

Scotia fabric by Casamance in check, stripe and plain

With Scotia fabric, Casamance brings together checks, stripes and plain weaves in one collection for upholstery. All patterns have a wool-like surface where you can still see the structure of the weave. The collection covers a wide range of colours. Part of Scotia by Casamance sticks to earth tones such as ochre, rust, salmon pink and ecru, interspersed with blue. Another part opts for saturated colour: royal blue, fuchsia, lime green and orange. This way you can choose the check for a wooden armchair and the plain fabric for the sofa next to it from the same range.

Patterns in the Scotia fabric collection: from check to plain

Scotia fabric itself is a medium-scale check in ochre, rust, salmon pink and beige, with thin greyish-blue lines running through it. Highlands fabric is cooler: wide dark blue bands and thin rust-red lines on ecru. For stripes, choose Sett fabric, with horizontal bands of varying width in beige, ochre and blue-grey, or Elgin fabric, where wide and narrow vertical stripes in beige, taupe and light khaki alternate and occasionally a greenish-blue line appears. Mainland fabric abandons the straight line with winding ribbons in cream white on warm beige. Clyde fabric is a layered texture of fine vertical stripes and irregular lines in taupe, beige, caramel and dark khaki. Arthur's Seat fabric is plain, with a felt-like, slightly mottled structure in royal blue, petrol blue, fuchsia, lime green and other saturated colours.

Combining Casamance fabric: plain next to check and stripe

In the images you can see how the patterns work together. A sofa in stripes stands next to a backrest in check and a plain rust-orange pouf, and the repetition of blue and rust keeps it calm. If you want more colour, let Arthur's Seat do the work: royal blue seating modules with cushions in petrol blue, whose piping in lime green or orange picks up the contrast colour.