Lavani arranges contrasting spots in a strict grid, the regularity of the layout playing against the soft, woven edge of each dot. It reads as a modern geometric with a friendly face, ordered enough to calm a room, textured enough not to feel drawn by machine.
Woven in Italy from viscose, cotton, linen and polyester at 140 centimetres, it is a substantial cloth with a rub test of 50,000, well up to family sofas, dining chairs and window seats. The small, even repeat cuts economically and upholsters cleanly, and it makes a quietly playful counterpoint to stripes and plains within a scheme.
