Small brown diamond geometric woven fabric on a cream ground

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Larsen

Kifi Wood

Conga FabricL9466-03

Kifi Wood brings a compact geometric rhythm to the surface, with repeated diamond shapes and slim vertical bands creating a crisp woven look. In this colourway, the pattern reads in warm wood brown tones against a soft cream ground.

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About this fabric

This Larsen fabric from the Conga collection is composed of 40% Linen, 31% Viscose, 23% Cotton and 6% Polyester, and it has an approximate width of 142cm with a repeat of V 7cm / H 12cm. The weave has a dry, tactile look that suits its small-scale geometric pattern, where the brown diamonds sit neatly inside a pale ground. Kifi Wood feels earthy but refined, with the warmer brown motif giving more depth than a plain neutral and the lighter background keeping the overall effect fresh. The regular grid and measured repeat make the design easy to place across upholstery or curtains, depending on the scheme.

How to use it

Use Kifi Wood to add structure to a room with oak, linen and aged brass, where the warm brown pattern can sit quietly without feeling flat. It works especially well alongside textured plains in cream, camel or clay to echo the fabric’s natural, grounded tone.

A warm neutral geometric that layers easily with oak, tan leather and creamy linens.

Paint that goes with it

Two ways to take the room. Both colours are from houses we hold, so a pot can come off the same order as the cloth. Screens shift colour, so treat these as a direction and bring the cloth to the shelf before you buy the paint.

To sit quietly behind it

Mouse's Back

Farrow & Ball · #958875

To stand against it

Night Fishing

Sanderson · #434254

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