Komorebi is a jacquard-woven wallcovering in metallic yarns that form a shimmering, tree-like pattern across the width. The name is Japanese for the interplay of light through leaves, and the cloth catches and diffuses light as you move past it, so the pattern seems to shift and breathe.
Woven in Belgium, it is 140 centimetres wide with a 130-centimetre vertical repeat and a 140-centimetre horizontal repeat, sold by the metre from rolls of just under 32 metres. Spot-clean only. The large scale and wide width suit feature walls or full rooms where the pattern can run uninterrupted.
