Marple

A fabric in wool and chenille, characterized by a reinterpretation of the typical chevron design, a motif that returns periodically in furnishing fabrics. A new interpretation of the typical herringbone weave: enlarged and made irregular, in the colours it recalls a vintage knitwork. For Marple, a precious New Zealand wool was used, expertly spun and twisted in Italy, and mixed with a chenille yarn. The wool, which is opaque by nature, is enlivened by the chenille that gives a touch of light. Marple is a natural fabric with unique resistance characteristics, even fire-rated for upholstery.