Alan Campbell: Zig Zag - Custom Forest Green on White Suncloth (OUTDOOR)

This is Forest Green on White Suncloth - high-performance, high-pigment outdoor fabric that refuses to fade in the California sun. The green is deep and primeval, the color of a botanical garden after dark, set against a crisp, optical white that provides a strobe-light contrast.

Please note that colors may not represent accurately in photo.  Additional photo(s) provided to show scale, not colorway. All sales are final, and we do not send cuttings for approval.

NB: Suncloth is a synthetic fabric designed for more rugged use -- while it is suitable for outdoors, please note that continuous exposure to sun and / or chlorinated water will cause fading.

If Zebre is the abyss of the savannah, Zig Zag is the pulse of the greenhouse. It is Zebra-adjacent in the way that a heartbeat is adjacent to a drum—the same math, just a different tempo. I’m looking at this Forest Green on the Aeron chair, and it feels like a McKinsey strategy for a garden party in 1985; it’s sharp, it’s angular, and it’s perfectly outdoor-rated for the chaos of a life lived on the terrace.

The Josh Ritter track on the B&W speakers is singing about 'getting ready to go,' and this pattern is already there. It has the energy of those old printers, translating a jungle canopy into a series of 1-inch percussive leaps. This is for the designer who doesn't want the animal; they want the animal’s frequency. It’s the scene that William Goldman left out of the book—the one where the hero realizes that the shortest path between two points is a jagged, beautiful green line.