Pierre Frey, En Foret — jacquard fabric with a woodland scene

Pierre Frey, En Foret — jacquard fabric with a woodland scene

A design by Pierre Frey. En Foret has the stillness of a woodland seen at close range: birds moving through branches, foliage layered over a warm ground, and a woven depth that gives the scene a quiet, tactile presence. The palette sits comfortably between brown, green, beige and softened greys, with enough contrast to keep the drawing legible while remaining atmospheric rather than loud. As a jacquard, the design carries that particular woven clarity that suits a room with texture and a sense of collected calm.With its generous width and vertical repeat, it invites use where pattern can breathe — on curtains, upholstery accents, or decorative schemes that benefit from a natural, pictorial note. The cotton, viscose, polyester and linen blend suggests a balance of softness, structure and surface interest, making it a considered choice for interiors that want depth without heaviness. Used alone or alongside plains, it can bring a quietly story-like character to a scheme.