Fibers

Fast-growing, low-tech and often made close to home.

Reed, straw, rattan and paper. These fibres absorb sound while adding a handmade, tactile character that industrial materials rarely manage.

Available woven, bundled or pressed, in natural or dyed tones, as panels, screens and ceiling elements.

EKSTA

Grasscloth wall covering

Natural grass fibres woven onto a backing and hung like wallpaper. Wall to wall, with a texture you can feel.
PIRA

Bamboo end grain

Short lengths of bamboo packed end-on, so every tube becomes a small chamber for sound. Natural, warm and full of depth.
FARNA

Wave relief tile

Tiles in pressed natural fibre with a soft wave in the surface. Laid side by side, the waves flow on from tile to tile.
GLIMA

Coiled jute

Jute rope wound into a tight spiral and stitched coil to coil. Rough to the touch, soft to the ear.
RINDA

Rattan ceiling panel

Woven cane panels set into a slim ceiling grid. Light filters through the weave, and the absorber above it does the quiet work.
IVRA

Ceiling raft

A suspended raft with an oak edge and a face of herringbone-woven straw. It hangs below an existing ceiling, with no building work needed.
BALKA

Cane and honeycomb panel

Open cane webbing over a core of folded paper honeycomb. You see the weave, and the cells behind it do the absorbing.
HOLMA

Reed panel

Bundled reed on a frame, a traditional material put to new use.

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