Weave collection · Plain · WE-OXF
Pale blue-grey weft bars cross darker slate warps that are drawn as rounded ends, giving a small brick-like rhythm with a faint two-tone chambray look. Contrast is moderate and strongly horizontal. Close up each crossing is distinct; at the 14 in repeat it reads as a tidy shirting texture, well placed in a consulting room or reception.
Cloth drawn the way cloth is made. Each design is a real weave draft — warp down, weft across, and a rule deciding which is on top at every crossing. Plain is one over one and what you get by doubling it: hopsack, panama, oxford. Twill moves the crossing along by one each row, which is where the diagonal comes from, and steepening it gives gabardine. Fancy is everything that changes the yarn rather than the draft: the long floats of satin, the loops of bouclé, the heavy weft of an ottoman, the raised cell of a piqué. Scale it down and it is a texture; scale it up and you can count the threads.
3.71 repeats across each 52 in drop; the next drop picks up the match, leaving a part repeat at the edge.
Fits the 52 in web: 8.7 in (×6), 10.4 in (×5), 13.0 in (×4), 17.3 in (×3)
WCV-WE-OXF-14.0X14.0IN-W2.4-3B4C5A-E4E8EA1.93 repeats across each 27 in drop; the next drop picks up the match, leaving a part repeat at the edge.
Fits the 27 in web: 5.4 in (×5), 6.8 in (×4), 9.0 in (×3), 13.5 in (×2)
RWC-WE-OXF-14.0X14.0IN-W2.4-3B4C5A-E4E8EA3.43 repeats across a 48 in panel. Panels are printed in sequence so the pattern carries across each joint.
Fits the 48 in panel: 8.0 in (×6), 9.6 in (×5), 12.0 in (×4), 16.0 in (×3)
PNL-WE-OXF-14.0X14.0IN-W2.4-3B4C5A-E4E8EAEvery tonal layer can also take a custom colour in the showroom or the Ink-Tuitive® Studio.
