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CW Stockwell Solaire Belgian Linen
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Solaire Belgian Linen

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Slow-turning caned ceiling fan. Island flowers and graphic geometry.

This pattern hints at the imperfect art of natural caning – while simultaneously evoking the precise geometry of traditional Japanese artwork. We gleefully discovered a small collection of textiles our second-generation owners, Remy and Lucile Chatain, purchased from a trading company in Kobe, Japan, in the mid 1930s. The idea for Solaire came from one of these originals – a metallic print on the softest of rice papers. Bold and graphic, but easily incorporated into any space – especially with the universal appeal of natural, white and navy.

Color order shown: Navy (Natural Linen), White (Natural Linen)

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Slow-turning caned ceiling fan. Island flowers and graphic geometry.

This pattern hints at the imperfect art of natural caning – while simultaneously evoking the precise geometry of traditional Japanese artwork. We gleefully discovered a small collection of textiles our second-generation owners, Remy and Lucile Chatain, purchased from a trading company in Kobe, Japan, in the mid 1930s. The idea for Solaire came from one of these originals – a metallic print on the softest of rice papers. Bold and graphic, but easily incorporated into any space – especially with the universal appeal of natural, white and navy.

Color order shown: Navy (Natural Linen), White (Natural Linen)

Slow-turning caned ceiling fan. Island flowers and graphic geometry.

This pattern hints at the imperfect art of natural caning – while simultaneously evoking the precise geometry of traditional Japanese artwork. We gleefully discovered a small collection of textiles our second-generation owners, Remy and Lucile Chatain, purchased from a trading company in Kobe, Japan, in the mid 1930s. The idea for Solaire came from one of these originals – a metallic print on the softest of rice papers. Bold and graphic, but easily incorporated into any space – especially with the universal appeal of natural, white and navy.

Color order shown: Navy (Natural Linen), White (Natural Linen)

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