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36 results for “linen” in materials
- 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.
- 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.
