Materials Fabric and textiles

Fabric and textiles

The most direct way to bring softness into a room.

Stretched and wrapped panels, leather and carpet. The absorbent core stays hidden behind the surface you actually see, which is why textile fits almost any interior.

Available in hundreds of fabrics, from wool and linen to printed acoustic cloth, with visible or invisible framing, wall to wall or as separate fields.

Acoustic panels Wall systems and doors Art Curtains and drapery Rugs and carpets Furniture and lighting

  • NORVA

    Stretched fabric wall

    Woven fabric stretched over a slim frame, taut from edge to edge. The track disappears, and the wall becomes one calm surface.

  • SOLMA

    Sculpted upholstered panel

    Upholstered panels with curves, channels and arcs sewn into a velvet-soft surface. Combine the shapes into a wall of your own.

  • TIVRA

    Woven relief

    A heavy woven fabric with arcs raised in the weave. The pattern comes from the yarn itself, not from ink.

  • JELSA

    Leather panel

    Cognac leather stitched over an absorbing core. It ages, darkens and quiets a room all at once.

  • PRAVA

    Velvet curtain

    Deep green velvet, heavy enough to hang in full folds. The more fabric in the fold, the more sound it holds.

  • RASKA

    Wool loop rug

    Undyed wool in high and low loops, raised into a soft pattern. Dense underfoot and quiet with every step.

  • MIRVA

    Carpet tile

    Grey loop-pile tiles laid in a quarter turn, so the texture shifts from tile to tile. Lift one out, lay a new one in.

  • WENDLA

    Printed linen

    An abstract landscape printed onto a coarse linen weave. The texture of the cloth shows through every brushstroke.

Looking for a colour, shape or size you don’t see here? There almost always is one.

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