Areca Palms Fabric||Breeze

Areca Palms Fabric||BreezeCreative director Shanan Campanaro was inspired by the oceanic art of the Kwoma people from the islands of Papua New Guinea in designing Areca Palms. Beautiful subtle shades combine in abstract watercolor paintings that are repeated to yield a modern take on traditional surface design. The pattern comes in a range of colorways on Eskayels high end wallpapers, fabrics, and rugs. The Breeze colorway features aquamarine hues.

printing each order in small batches to reduce waste

Reef is made up of grey

Alba is a pale colorway of pastels and grey

Cyrrus – a colorway of blues ranging from denim to chambray – is outstanding both as upholstery and drapes

Bosky Toile is a loose

the Biami pattern began as a piece of artwork in ink and watercolor named for the indigenous Biami people of Papua New Guinea

Midnight offers a palette of deep

Widths are 54" and the minimum order is one yard

Akimbo 1 Greyscale is a versatile monochrome colorway

Initially created as a large-scale mural in collaboration with the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena

Our bespoke fabric options include linen

Bay is a colorway of brown tones with pops of yellow