Ula Fabric||Cerulean

Ula Fabric||CeruleanThe genesis of the Ula fabric pattern is a series of paintings by Shanan Campanaro inspired by the swimming pools at Le Petit Ermitage in Los Angeles and her parents San Diego home. A study of the kaleidoscopic effect of liquid, the pattern references the distortions and refractions of pool tiles glimpsed through water. Cerulean is a colorway of watery blues and white a graphic yet organic choice for modern drapery. Derived from handmade artwork,

Colorways include Chloros

Drops of ink bleed to create a wild kaleidoscopic effect that evokes the markings of the untamed animals of the jungle

In the Slate colorway

Colorways include Light Peach

light colorway of purple

Stucco is a pink colorway bright turquoise pops

With abstract brushstrokes of watercolor overlapping the outlines of leaves and stems

Citron is a colorway of pink and blue

this design comes as both high-end wallpaper and luxury fabric in several color options

a soft watercolor pattern available as custom performance fabric

and purple pastels

The original piece used a color palette in ink and watercolor that was inspired by the city and desert of Morocco