It always amazes me how the right fabric choice can completely transform a room, and this design is a clear example of that. Perfect for your beach house ... or, if you lack a vacation house (because of the carbon footprint of multiple houses, right? That's my reason, and I'm sticking to it!), it's a great way to bring a bit of the open, airy feel of the leisure life to any setting.

This material is marvelous for curtains, light upholstery, throw pillows, and so much more. Made from a grid of three inch squares of different colors on a natural background, it's one of our favorites. It's captivating from a distance and equally eye-catching up close.

The seacliff colorway has beautifully matched ocean-y shades of blue, aqua, gray, and brown, while the oakwood colorway is the most intense, with deeper colors of browns and grays. Olive has beautifully matched shades of olive (go figure), with enough contrast to be interesting but still coordinate wonderfully, and the original fabric has subtle shades of yellow, tan, brown, and grey.

Although traditional linen is made from flax fibers, this version is made from organic hemp fibers (GOTS-certified through Ecocert). Linen is strong, absorbent, and antibacterial, and is prized for its smooth hand and its resistance to static and lint.

Designed by L-i-v-e Textiles, a group of women committed to "producing beautiful interior fabrics which are healthy for you and the environment."

At 9.3 ounces per linear yard, the fabric is 5.5 ounces per square yard. The vertical repeat is 21.75", and the horizontal repeat is 10.75". Printed in the US on WRAP-compliant hemp fabric milled in China.

Buying a swatch will get you a piece of each fabric within the design style.