Our Molly textiles is a celebration of the natural qualities of 100% undyed wool. With nothing added, the beauty of the raw material is allowed to shine. Same as Molly, most of the wool used in Sisu construction is locally sourced, contributing towards a reduced environmental impact.

The traditional processes of manufacturing wool have changed remarkably little for centuries. The reason these methods have proven so enduring is largely because of the efficiency and quality of  the raw material itself.

The simplicity and honesty of the raw material is revealed and celebrated in Molly: The palette is pleasingly natural; we make use of the inherent colour of the wool, derived from white and black sheep, to create pattern and tone. Subsequently there is a natural colour variation from batch to batch, but we think it adds to Molly's charm. Only the natural qualities of the carefully blended New Zealand and Norwegian wool are needed to produce a high quality, strong, soft material. Molly is produced at Wooltex, one of Kvadrat’s longest standing partner suppliers. 

Sisu is a checked upholstery designed by the celebrated designer Nanna Ditzel, which links to the iconic textile Hallingdal she created for Kvadrat in 1965. It is curated by artist Danh Vo, who discovered the design in the Kvadrat archives. The textile is woven with thick, voluminous woollen yarns and features a bold yet subtle, checked pattern. Blocks of colour play across its surface, rising to tactile, rhythmic effect.

Sisu is produced at Kvadrat’s weaving mill in Innvik, Norway. Most of the wool used in its construction is locally sourced, contributing towards a reduced environmental impact.