China Seas Fabric: Lyford Diamond Bamboo - Custom Jungle Green on Cream Suncloth (OUTDOOR)
Jungle Green is the green of actual jungle canopy - deep, saturated, the kind of green that announces it knows what chlorophyll is for. Not emerald, not kelly, not any of the polite greens that ask permission before entering a room. Against cream (warmer than white, more forgiving in outdoor light), it creates graphic contrast that reads clearly from across a patio or pool deck. This is the green for people who understand that outdoor fabric doesn't have to whisper in navy and white. On Suncloth, it will outlast your patio furniture, your commitment to whatever neutral phase seemed safe, and quite possibly the structural integrity of the deck itself.
| SKU: | 6710-04SUN | |
| Color: | Custom Jungle Green On Cream (Lot: J64850 A) | |
| Width: | 52" | |
| Repeat: | 4 1/2"V 2 1/2"H | |
| Content: | 100% Acrylic | |
| Origin: | Handprinted in the USA on ground woven in the USA. |
Suncloth is a synthetic fabric designed for more rugged use. While it is suitable for outdoors, please note that continuous exposure to direct sun and/or chlorinated water will cause fading..
Please note that colors may not represent accurately in photo. Second photo shows the full width of the fabric. Additional photo(s) provided to show scale, not colorway. Please contact us before purchase with any questions. ALL SALES ARE FINAL, and we do not send cuttings for approval.
Lyford Diamond Bamboo is bamboo trellis geometry at its most disciplined - clean diagonal lines creating diamond lattice with the precision of actual architectural detail. The pattern has the crispness of something drawn with a ruler and the confidence of a design that's been working since before lattice became a design cliché. The tight 4 1/2" x 2 1/2" repeat means it scales beautifully from pillows to curtains to upholstered furniture without losing clarity. Named for the kind of tropical architecture that understood how to create shade and structure simultaneously, this is the trellis print that works equally well in Palm Beach or a midcentury California ranch. It coordinates with everything because geometry doesn't argue with florals - it just holds the room together while more emotional patterns do their thing.
