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- Natural textile dyeNatural textile dye uses dyestuff extracted from plants and animals like trees, flowers, etc. The dyes are won from exclusively natural non-edible materials like stems, skins and roots of plants. The plants include Natural Indigo, Gallnuts, Madder Root, Lac, Pomegranates, Himalayan Rhubarb, Myrobalan and Catechu. Not all fabrics are suitable for natural dyeing.
- Hévé textileHévé textiles collection (formerly called Tchouc) is the result of La Gadoue’s research on latex coating on natural canvas. This hand-made composite material is a vegetal alternative to leather. The idea is to produce a functional and versatile textile for interior design. La Gadoue decided to use the natural textiles linen and jute as base canvas. For the coating, La Gadoue uses natural rubber, which comes from the sap of the rubber tree.
- OscuroThe material consists of approx. 93.5% paper and approx. 6.5% hemp or linen. The surface is treated with natural wax.
- Cork rugsThese contemporary and functional design cork rugs are made of a combination of cork and natural fibres such as (recycled) cotton, linen, and wool. The rugs come in a variety of colours and with various patterns. The sizes can be custom ordered, with a max width of 200 cm. The trimming of the rugs can be sewed or with fringes.
- KilkennyKilkenny is a 100% natural fireproof fabric created with fibers of vegetable origin including linen, cotton and viscose. Particularly well suited for soft furnishing, this material is rendered completely fireproof through an innovative patented technology without the use chemical additives, formaldehyde, chlorine nor bromine; its performance is only the result of a molecular modification of cellulose.
- DexterDexter is a textile consisting of embroidered vertical stripes on a surface in a contrasting colour. It is available in combinations of white, grey and black. Intended primarily for use as a curtain and it is made of 75% CV (viscose) and 25% linen. This material is available in a width of 140 cm and with a Repeat width of 12 cm and a Report Length of 12 cm.
- RivetsThe Rivets collection is made using fabrics, such as simple woven Manila Hemp, Raffia, and Linen. These fabrics are paper-backed and then screen printed with a pearlized latex ink, by hand. The raised relief pattern has the look and feel of nail heads.
- Tactility Factory at Material XperienceTactility Factory is an innovative, award winning company initiated by the collaborative practice of Trish Belford (textiles) and Ruth Morrow (architecture) in 2005. Tactility…
- Takeo PaperEach Takeo paper has a distinctive application or finish. For example, when debossed, Pachica’s impressed areas become transparent, giving business cards or invitations for example a unique look. Tant Select TS-1 features debossing on both sides, creating a linen-like appearance that becomes translucent in the light. Tassel GA takes on a woven look thanks to its diagonal waffle pattern and single-sided embossing.
- TessutoTessuto is a discreet textile structure for the GetaLit HPL bonded worktops. The surface structure gives the linen decor a real feel of woven textile. It is available for the Brown line stock decor. GetaLit HPL consist of kraft papers saturated with synthetic resin and a decor paper impregnated with pure melamine resins.
- Allure & ManhattanThese textile wall coverings have a seductive look and feel. A mineral strip with mica, a non woven embossed with metallic foil or glass beads on linen yarns.
- Woven WoolMarianne Kemp and felt specialist Anneke van Hoogervorst have created the series Woven Wool. It is a simple weaving technique in felted wool with a dynamic and strong moving graphic effect.
- FlaxlineFlaxline is a linen roofing underlay/ rain barrier or housewrap rain barrier on facade walls. The light breathable material is both vapour permeable and water resistant. Resistant to high traction and tearing resistance, which allows a rafter centre distance of 120cm. The natural material is protected against insects and bacteria.
- LoopsLoops textile designed by Marianne Kemp is made from horsehair weaving; a combination of orange, grey, black and red horsehair in a natural plain weave of linen. The weaving process of Loops manipulates the bunches of hair through a special looping process. The horsehair is sourced from live horses overseas, mainly from the Far East, Mongolia.
- Cottonmix AE panelCottonmix AE panel is especially produced for a high sound insulation. It is a combination of acoustic panels with Cottonmix. Cottonmix is a seamless, natural finishing product made from cellulose bound natural fibres, including cotton linen, wood pulp and viscose.
- CottonmixCottonmix is made from cellulose bound natural fibres, including cotton linen, wood pulp and viscose. No chemicals have been used. It is entirely natural and biodegradable. Cottonmix is also non-toxic, non allergenic and anti static.
- Duho-TexThe fabric, from natural sources such as coton or linen, is put between the wood and the melamine which is heated and pressed. The result in a melamine-faced board is like the original fabric with much more intense colours. The panels are made from HPL, MDF and chip plate.
- Linda van den Akker & Rinkje van der Veen – From Field to Fabric: the development of our 100% bio-based curtain collectionRinkje van der Veen is designer and product developer at Royal Vriesco | A House of Happiness. Royal Vriesco’s mission is to make the…
- Rediscovering Circular Luxury: A Sustainable Interior Transformation in VerbierIn the heart of the Swiss Alps, an old hotel has been transformed into a private residence that redefines circular design. Interior designer Marianne…
- Local textileThis sample is made out of carex, a local plant, and linen thread as part of the textile collection “Local surfaces”. It’s made out of material foraged around Lison Guéguen's workshop in Brittany, France. It’s handwoven on a traditional mechanical loom.
- Laminated glassThese laminated glass panels are made up by two layers of float glass and a material in between. A standard range of eight fabric laminates is available including muslins, silks and linens.
- EconicEconic is a durable and high-quality artificial leather that looks like natural linen and feels pleasant to touch. The innovative material in the Econic collection is completely phthalate-free and contains 75% biobased, recycled and renewable ingredients.
- Freshwater-free textile made from salt-tolerant plantsThe UK-based start-up SaltyCo, a spin-off company from the Royal College of Art and Imperial College London, developed freshwater-free textile by processing salt-tolerant plants,…
- Dutch scavenger designDuring Dutch Design Week 2019, graduates from Design Academy Eindhoven showcased their work. One group of projects, grouped under the header ‘The Scavengers’, used…
