Myr and Mylla
Inspired by the idea of irregularities, both in manmade and natural surfaces, Note Design Studio designed two knitted upholstery textiles that combine to a compelling effect, offering limitless opportunities within interiors. Myr and Mylla are constructed with a recycled polyester yarn made from used plastic bottles.
Technicolour
Technicolour is a tactile melange upholstery by Peter Saville crafted using a specially developed colour system. It is woven in Britain from locally sourced wool and unfolds the essence of the celebrated Technicolour collection, which referenced the vivid spray markings on sheep in pastures.
TelaMia by Giulio Ridolfo
TelaMia is a modern melange upholstery textile by Giulio Ridolfo, crafted from 100% recycled polyester. Its name, meaning “my canvas” in Italian, reflects the infinite possibilities it provides for designing sophisticated interior landscapes—like a blank canvas for furniture.
Frequency
Rhythm, balance, and transition are created through the medium of pattern. Frequency collection illuminate how our senses interpret different frequencies as distinct visual experiences. The collection also looks into how regenerative, refined materials can reshape the perception of colour, touch, and composition.