Re-wool by Margrethe Odgaard
Crafted using 45% recycled wool. Re-wool is a rich upholstery textile with a sustainable profile. The textile is partly made by reusing scraps from Kvadrat ́s yarn spinners in the UK. Reminiscent of colourful stitchings on a darker background, Re-wool features exeptional depth of colour, creating a dynamic play on the textile ́s surface when applied to furniture.
Twill Weave by Jonathan Olivares
Twill weave brings a contemporary interpretation to the classic woollen twill upholstery textile. Each colourway for Twill Weave unites two tone-in-tone colours, which accurately reflect the actual colours of minerals, metals and ceramics from Harvard University ́s extensive Materials Collection.
Atlas by Margrethe Odgaard
Woollen upholstery textile Atlas particularly stands out for its new melange look and meticulously nuanced colour blends. Margrethe Odegaard has achieved this with a construction that unites two different coloured yarns – each of which combines two colours – in the warp and the weft. Atlas offers exceptional colour intensity and intricate colour details.
Melange Nap by Akira Minagawa
Melange Nap is a woollen upholstery textile characterised by exceptional depth of colour and surprising details. It offers a distinctively unique melange expression. Extremely soft yet durable, Melange Nap appears to be brushed, it is constructed with a unicoloured and a melange yarn, which creates a dynamic play on the textile´s surface when applied to furniture.
San by Louise Sigvardt
San is a sporty woollen upholstery textile, which plays with contrasts, irregularities and depth. It clings to the curves and edges of furniture particularly well due to its excellent stretchability. Constructed from two unicoloured yarns, San offers a scale of intriguing colour expressions. These range from tone-on-tone melange to graphic combinations of contrasting hues.
