Nectar woven fabric mood board in Sugar Plum and Savannah colorways
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New Colors in Nectar:  Sugar Plum & Savannah

Two new colorways for our honeycomb-inspired woven — Sugar Plum brings a soft neutral calm; Savannah brings a fresh, garden green.

December 1, 20254 min read

There is a cheerful nostalgia around Nectar. Inspired by the delicate geometry of honeycomb, this woven design brings together soft botanical forms and a hexagonal rhythm. It has structure, but it never feels rigid. Instead, Nectar settles into a room and feels like home.

Nectar fabric with paint chips and pom-poms on the studio table
In the studio — building the Sugar Plum and Savannah palettes.

Sugar Plum and Savannah widen the Nectar palette. Each brings a layered, collected quality to a room, with color that feels both grounded and expressive. Sugar Plum is rooted in a soft neutral, gently balanced with notes of mint and mauve. Across a room the small repeat settles into a quiet, even texture; up close the mint and mauve separate and the honeycomb comes forward. It is especially well suited for upholstered pieces and pillows.

Nectar in Sugar Plum shown as fabric by the yard
Nectar in Sugar Plum — fabric by the yard.

Savannah pairs a spritely green with a hint of powder blue. The contrast is higher, so the woven motif reads more clearly from a distance, and the palette brings a sense of the outdoors in. It sits easily beside painted wood, rattan and white linen.

Nectar in Savannah styled on a bed with layered pillows
Nectar in Savannah, styled at home.
Close-up of Nectar in Savannah pillows
A closer look at Nectar in Savannah.

Both colorways are woven in the USA. Color changes the character of Nectar more than its structure does: Sugar Plum lets the weave recede into texture, while Savannah lets the pattern lead. Each suits tailored upholstery as readily as relaxed living spaces.

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