Drawing inspiration from the foundational years of Maison Thorp of London, Wavy emerges as an Op art jacquard that pays homage to the raw linen aesthetic of the 1970s. The design captures the kinetic energy and optical dynamism characteristic of that era, rendered through the sophisticated structure of a jacquard weave. Its geometric interplay creates visual movement whilst maintaining the understated materiality that defined early architectural textile thinking. A considered reference to a pivotal moment in British design history, this fabric speaks to those who understand the conversation between pattern, technique and modernist restraint.
