Interior designers and contract-furniture sourcing teams
An interior textile collection for the conversations between designers, upholsterers and project sourcing teams.
03 MATERIAL STUDIES / 16 COMPLETE PAGES
Each material has its own dossier, development questions and downloadable discussion record. All images and values remain fictional.
A broad weave with a quiet architectural rhythm.
Ochre Basket explores a larger woven grid, where the surface reads differently from across a room and at arm’s length. The concept image establishes texture and palette direction for an upholstery discussion, without claiming fibre content or an abrasion result.
Read the material dossier ↗
A soft loop texture for a considered material palette.
Chalk Loop uses an uneven pale surface as the starting point for a tactile interior palette. Light and shadow make the texture legible without a strong printed motif. Its apparent softness is a visual cue, not a measured hand-feel or care claim.
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A darker diagonal that carries across a long surface.
Ink Diagonal studies a fine directional surface with a darker ground and lighter yarn detail. It is intended as a visual option for a longer run of seating or a coordinated set of panels, where orientation matters as much as colour.
Read the material dossier ↗The swatch room
Bring textures into one conversation. Select, remove and reorder three concept samples before taking the list into a local brief. A digital image never replaces a physical swatch.
Open the swatch room ↗Share the furniture or panel drawing, intended setting, visible areas and shortlist of physical samples. Describe unresolved colour, seam, backing and evidence questions so the next discussion has a clear purpose.
Start with the drawing, intended use and selected material direction. Request a swatch large enough to discuss the surface and, separately, a finished construction sample where seams, backing or upholstery change the appearance.
Read the buyer guide ↗A CLEARER NEXT DISCUSSION
Prepare a local sample brief with the concept and review context. It stays NOT SENT; no supplier approval or reservation is created.