Capri

Italian satin inspired by seascapes

The textiles produced in Italian factory are inspired by the island of Capri which embodies everything our imagination thinks of when we think of the best place on earth: artisan shops in the narrow streets of seaside towns and specialty boutiques; restaurants with exquisite Mediterranean cuisine and markets; stalls full of baskets of lemons, cheeses and local delicacies.

The story is in the threads

Light and smooth, the fabric is well draped and reminiscent of the brocade, recalling the historical past that reigns invisibly in Italy and blurring the boundaries of time on the island of Capri.

Particular structure

The deft double twisting creates a dense, elaborate texture, while the faint sheen, the underlying pearlescent sheen of the front side and the matte finish of the backside emphasize the refined contrast of textures.

Enchanting texture

The backside has the texture of a fine burlap, it's rough and has knots. The textile wants to be touched in order to feel its character.

Ideal for the home

The 65% cotton composition gives the fabric tactility and warmth, making it ideal for use in home interiors, and the 300 cm width becomes an additional advantage, extending the possibilities of using Capri.

A sophisticated palette

One of the highlights of the palette is the Pantone color of the year, a sumptuous carmine red, which symbolizes the courage to experiment, the openness to ideas and the freedom to create.

It is also accompanied by other Pantone colors: complex gray-blue, pearly-powdery, beige presented in several trendy shades. Thus, Capri palette supports the Pantone concept of turning to nature and the search for creative energy within oneself.

The vivid colors of the collection continue the theme of newly-considered shades touched upon by Heimtextil: lemon, emerald, intense blue challenge the assumption that only quiet, "unshouting", muted shades can bring nobility and style.

 


The palette

The 30 colors proposed by European designers add up to a saturated , rich palette of the island itself. Capri colors are dynamic, distinctive and self-sufficient.

Light gamut

White, milky, pastel shades, repeating the palette of houses spread along the coast.

The dark palette

Deep, rich tones of mountains and caves with coral reefs: green, blue, black.

Warm Gamma

The most beautiful beaches in Capri, the stuff of legends: beige, mocha, sand.

The cold range

The sea with its reflection of the sky: fresh, understated shades of blue and grey.

Bright gamut

The palette of dawn, followed by sunset and revealing a variety of colors: red, orange, pink.

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