Fauvisimo is a new colorful collection of Harlequin fabrics. The source of inspiration was a rich palette of Fauvist artists. Motifs with birds, flowers and landscapes amaze with the saturation of colors. “I have always been interested in the artistic movements of the turn of the XIX – XX centuries. I like to experiment with deep shades, relaxed, wide strokes and beautiful effects. While working on Fauvisimo, I thickly applied paint using a palette knife and created texture and pattern at the expense of layers and relief. I wanted to avoid small details, ”says the author of the collection, designer Harlequin Studio Becky Brown (Becky Brown).

The Fauvisimo collection covers all textile offerings from curtains to upholstery furniture. Chroma. Indigo hue. 64% viscose, 29% cotton, 7% polyester. Chroma with a yellow tinge. 64% viscose, 29% cotton, 7% polyester. Verdacchio c turquoise. 82% viscose, 18% flax. All fabrics in the collection are pleasant to the touch. Flux. 60% cotton, 20% viscose, 20% linen. The collection gives a summer mood. Floreale. 82% viscose, 18% linen. Floreale c yellow shade. 82% viscose, 18% flax. Setola. 82% viscose, 18% linen. Setola with purple hues. 82% viscose, 18% flax. Setola with turquoise. 82% viscose, 18% flax. Trattino. 82% viscose, 18% linen. Trattino in neutral colors. 82% viscose, 18% flax.

Saturated contrasting shades create a feeling of warmth and energy on a cooler background of natural fabric. Fauvisimo's rich palette is cobalt blue and purple tones, dull gray shades, sensual black and popular mustard colors, not excluding soft accents: muted green, rosy pink and honey. In addition to the Fauvisimo fabrics, the design studio developed a series of scenic textiles Sgraffito, which is suitable for windows and furniture upholstery.

All fabrics are perfectly combined with each other. In the collection there are brighter and more restrained combinations. A piece of fabric Perisco. 100% flax

Hand-painted dynamic ornaments give energy, and the fabrics themselves are pleasant to the touch. The collection includes printed fabrics, embroidery, jacquard fabrics and woven fabrics. Some printed fabrics are made by digital printing to reflect the brightness of colors and the idea of ​​ornament, to show the lush flowering of peonies, foxglove, tulips, flowering shoots, willow branches, as well as abstract stripes and the effect of color blocks. Patterns are supplemented with the image of charming birds on the branches (embroidery and print on the veil) and artfully embroidered poppies, as well as jacquard ornaments with transition of shades and stripes resembling dripping paint.

New collection available in stores Manders.