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The Kuba Bay collection.

Shore Style: Tribal Style

Shore Style Tribal Style The main pattern in Zinc Textile’s new Kuba Cay collection was inspired by a traditional Congolese tribal cloth. The geometric motif created with jute and soft chenille yarns comes in 10 colorways. It pairs well with the complementary Bluff weave and Jetty and Shoreline chenilles (shown in solid-colored pillows, right), which are also part of the line. Available at Romo in the Washington Design Center; romo.com

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