Lorette is a geometric jacquard woven with contrasting yarns so the pattern reads as stitch work, needlepoint reimagined at loom scale. Named after one of Matisse's professional models, it belongs to the collection's painterly company while being itself entirely graphic.
Woven in Morocco from viscose with a trace of polyamide at 127 centimetres, it has a firm, even handle and a rub test of 35,000, thoroughly sound for everyday upholstery, dining chairs, stools, benches, as well as cushions and curtains. Small geometrics of this sort are the reliable middle voice of a scheme, bridging plains and the larger patterns.
