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- Rapid Manufactured TextilesFreedom of Creation (FOC) is specializing in design for Rapid Manufacturing. These techniques can be described as 3D printing techniques but instead of using ink and paper, 3D objects are being ‘printed’ by a laser.
- Textiles by Samira BoonSamira Boon is a Dutch design studio that makes functional products and textiles with simplicity and tactility. Drawing inspiration from research into materials and production techniques, Samira Boon has created a unique collection of products. Her collection includes 3-dimensional fabrics with a depth of up to 10 cm.
- 3d textiles knitted and woven3D knitted & woven textiles, 3D SPACER & Cosmos are developed by Dutch fabric innovator Ferdinand Visser. Used for indoor applications, office chairs, or acoustical panels.
- Stretch textileThis version of Stretch Textiles is a collection of knitted fabrics, made of wool. Wool as a natural and durable fiber meeting the specific requirements for both the home and contract market. The fabrics are designed, developed and produced by Innofa. All fabrics are on stock and available from one meter. This version has a flat surface but there is also a 3D version.
- UNWASTE™ – Cushioning from Post-Consumer TextilesUNWASTE™ is a cushioning material developed by A BLUNT STORY as an alternative to conventional plastic-based foams used in footwear uppers. It uses 100% post-consumer garment waste that is unsuitable for resale or conventional recycling. Mixed and damaged textile waste is processed and transformed into a cushioning material for lifestyle footwear, diverting it from incineration or landfill.
- Icelandic Wool Acoustic TextilesKula is an Icelandic design company developing sound-absorbing interior textiles made from locally sourced Icelandic sheep wool. The products are inspired by Iceland’s natural landscapes and aim to combine acoustic performance with biobased material use. The primary raw material is wool from native Icelandic sheep.
- Rietgoed reed textileRietGoed is a study into making textiles from the fibres of reed cigars. This idea was declared the winner of the national challenge 'products from wet fibre crops' in 2021. That is why RietGoed is now working on developing the first real product: a drying cloth made from reed cigars.
- ARCHISONIC® TextileARCHISONIC® Textile is an eco-friendly fabric solution made in Italy to the highest quality standards using 100% recycled PET materials. In an effort to…
- Sefar TextileSefar manufactures various textiles for the filtration industry, made from materials such as carbon, PET, metal and ETFE. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
- Relief TextileThese 3d textiles have an embroidery like relief on top. The fabrics have numerous applications: furnishing fabrics, fashion, woven garments and fabrics for cars. Commonly called 3D fabric, it has the ability, through the use of specific frames, to be variable in thickness, hardness and fibre. The lightness, breathability, elasticity and abrasion resistance make it possible to create very complex structures.
- Smart Hybrid TextileSmart Hybrid Textile is a 100% Cotton knitted fabric for apparel. The inside of the fabric is a good absorbent, quick dry and excellent ventilation. The outside of the fabric is water repellent to protect from dirt, stain and water.
- Cork Textile & SurfacesThe geometric patterned surfaces have been laser cut which are available in black, three metallic and various natural finishes. The cork textiles are made from woven elastane and re-composited cork which is a by-product from the wine industry. Fabrics are available in a wide range of colours.
- GECKO adhesive textileGECKO adhesive textile can be attached to glass surfaces and removed from them again effortlessly, i.e. within seconds and without any auxiliary means as well as without leaving any traces or residues.
- Textile glassThese textile all-glass doors consist of compound safety glass (CSG) doors with interior material elements. Various materials can be applied, however they need to have an open structure in order to be laminated.
- Luminescent TextilePhotoluminescent yarn is integrated in cord and subsequently braided to a flat textile. The process of braiding allows for various shapes and color combinations, providing ample design opportunities. Warning: this is an experiment!
- 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.
- Métisse recycled textile insulationMétisse insulation consists of leftover jeans and sweaters, a sustainable material that scores 3 out of 3 on the three pillars of sustainability. The clothing isn't burned but reused (Environment), the production of the material helps people with a disadvantage on the labour market (Society), and the material lowers the energy bill (Economy).
- Textile SensorThis strip can be put in a hospital bed on a strategic place. When pressed, a loud sound is heard as a warning, to prevent patients climbing out the bed and wander the halls.The device can be placed disconnected with the strip itself on any hidden place since the signal is made wireless. The conductive tape of Amohr inside the strip makes this possible.
- Pet TextileRecycled Pet Textille is an eco- friendly fabric made of recycled pet bottles. The fabric has coating that is flame- retardant, water-repellent, waterproof and breathable.
- 3D TextilesLauren’s Noodle Block range of lighting, cushions and interior cubes came from a fascination for the effects that can be created when a pattern is put into repeat. Each structure can be squashed and bounces back to its original form. These are products with great visual and tactile appeal.
- Contemporary TextilesAnne Kyyro Quinn’s 100% wool felt structures have high acoustic properties, making them ideal to be used as wall panels and room dividers in public reception areas, restaurants, bars and hotels.
- JUHLA – pine needle textileNamed after the Finnish word for feast and celebration, JUHLA represents a new and sustainable way to celebrate Christmas. The carpet - made from 100% domestic pine needles - replaces the traditional Christmas tree in a durable, sustainable, and compact way.
- Tactile textiles in faced panelsIn interior architecture DecoLegno sees an increase in the use of tactile materials. They have a positive effect on the acoustic climate, and create…
- Kynol Fibres and TextilesKynol Novoloid fibres are cured phenol-aldehyde fibres. Their specific advantages include high flame resistance, minimal smoke emission and practically no toxic off-gassing in flame (neither HCN nor halogens etc). They display outstanding resistance to acids, bleaches, solvents, fuels, other chemicals and steam; and in addition excellent electrical and thermal insulation (down to minus 196°C).
