SILVA

SILVA is the garden at the hottest hour, read from underneath. Olive canopy, bay and laurel, the vertical order of a planted row, bark seen close enough to become texture. The chapter is organic but never rustic: growth is drawn with a controlled line, and verticality gives the designs their structure. Moss, olive and bark are lifted by chalk so the palette breathes in strong light. It is the chapter for garden pavilions, verandas and outdoor furniture set among planting, where a textile should look as though it belongs to the same season as the garden.