Textiles for hospitality

A light, transparent curtain designed by Giulio Ridolofo. Woven from Trevira CS, the open leno-binding characterises Zulu, providing a distinctive pronounced texture. The textile colour intensity increases when densely draped and decreases in front of the window, giving Zulu an intriguing movement in combination with its optimistic colour palette. 

Inspired by the transient nature of the ‘ageing season’, Autumn is an upholstery textile by Teruhiro Yanagihara. The fabric´s composition makes it particularly suitable for a wide range of residential applications, as it is constructed with recycled polyester yarn made from used plastic bottles and woven in a layered double-beam weave. 

Twilight is a dense dimout curtain designed by Patricia Urquiola, which offers excellent drapeability and light protection. As all dimout curtains in our collection, Twilight is an excellent choice for bedrooms, home theatres, or any other space where light control and privacy are essential. Constructed with black yarns between the front and back sides, it lets very little light through.

The archetype of woollen textiles, Hallingdal 65 is our first textile, designed by Nanna Dietzel. Hallingdal 65 is made of wool and viscose, which complement each other well: the wool provides excellent durability and flexibility, whilst the viscose adds brilliance and depth to the colour

Crafted from Trevira CS, Air 4 is plain woven, offering a matte structure that evokes a natural look and feel. Its light construction results in a soft drape, creating a delicate layer of translucent colour between the interior and exterior. 

Steelcut Trio is a hardwearing woollen upholstery textile with the same construction as Steelcut. Originally designed by Frans Dijkmeijer, it comes in updated colourways crafted by Giulio Ridolfo. The three-dimensional surface of Steelcut Trio resembles small pyramids or steel points. Despite the complexity of the textile’s innovative weave, it has a simple, precise expression.

A dim-out curtain created by Cristian Zuzunaga. It offers excellent drapeability and light protection. Constructed with three layers, the textile’s dim-out effect is provided by weaving a black dim-out yarn between the front and back sides. Dawn 2 is ideal for environments where a darkening effect is desired, such as hotel rooms and private bedrooms.

The mixture of twisted yarn and chenille gives the fabric surface a textured structure with an appearance of movement and also creates a soft handle which adds a special dimension to the furniture it covers. The twenty-two colourways are either one- or two-tone combinations and range from cool cement and soft blue to oily green, curry yellow and shades of natural wood.

Re-wool 2 is an upholstery textile designed by Margrethe Odgaard woven with 45% recycled wool. The recycled woollen yarn used in the warp is spun from post-industrial fibre scraps collected from Kvadrat’s production of woollen textiles at the Wooltex weaving mill.

Relax is a versatile, semi-transparent curtain fabric designed to balance functionality and aesthetic appeal. Crafted from 100% inherently flame-retardant polyester, this fabric is ideal for interiors where safety, durability, and design are equally prioritized.

Safire’s coarse surface structure gives a subtle handwoven appearance that is both unique and dynamic, adding a special and unique dimension to this upholstery fabric. The thick boucle and chenille yarns contribute to its wooly handle and soft appeal but also gives a vibrant two-tone effect. The colour palette includes both quiet natural shades and strong, bold combinations.

Highlight is a clean, fresh dim-out characterised by intricate structural and tonal depth. As you look closely at the curtain, a directional melange effect emerges, seemingly from deep within the weaving construction. Highlight has a cotton-like, natural expression. It derives its signature depth and extreme density from its multidimensional construction, which unites three layers.