The “navajo” this is our new proposal
with tribal geometry

The “navajo” aesthetic enters the scene with a textile proposal that fits with the rise of root-based interior design: a movement that reclaims
traditional visual codes but from a contemporary perspective. Geometric motifs of tribal origin, color palettes ranging from clay tones to carbon black, and references to artisanal textiles from the American Southwest are now incorporated into both regal classic environments and modern, minimalist ones. This trend, which is similar to Native American folk style, is consolidated in interior design projects that combine texture, visual geometry, and certain chromatic boldness.

Tali, Kaya, Dine, and Atsa are the four fabrics that make up the
collection, all suitable for both upholstery and curtains.

Works with striped designs in various colors, adding rhythm
and dynamism to linear compositions.

It’s a reversible design that evokes directional symbolism.

Offers a denser, more textured pattern with motifs inspired by Navajo
artisanal fabrics, designed to add character and depth.

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