Jaali is an architectural upholstery textile by Doshi Levien – which fuses pattern, texture and graphic movement to eye-catching effect. It comes in 20 unexpected colourways carefully selected from 2700 woven samples.


Named after the Hindi word for net or grid, Jaali is constructed with two unicoloured yarns. The contrast between the lighter, tone-on-tone yarns used for the pattern and the smooth, flat surface creates a three-dimensional play of light and shadow. Curiously, this infuses the textile with both lightness and depth.

The subtle three-dimensional upholstery textile Fiord 2 comes in new colours by Louise Sigvardt, which form a connection between traditional Scandinavian notes and colourful Mexican hues.

Louise Sigvardt has refreshed the flexible palette for Fiord 2 with 12 new saturated notes with warm, vibrant nuances. Fiord 2 is durable and flame-retardant. Consequently, it is wellsuited to both public and private places.

Maya is a rhythmic, airy curtain textile designed by Doshi Levien, offering an open structure and a light, matte expression. Despite its delicate look, it is extremely robust.

Constructed with a leno weave, Maya creates a beautiful play of light and shadow, as conditions change throughout the day. The design is inspired by Indian saris, which combine different transparencies to consistently reveal subtle nuances.

Planum is a knitted upholstery by Kvadrat Febrik with a refined woven expression and a smooth, soft surface. 

Characterised by a subtle matt lustre and a natural, dry handle, the knitted textile is constructed using a simple double-knit with a predominantly woollen surface.

Naturally for a knitted textile, Planum features excellent stretchability, making it ideal for upholstering organic forms while minimising the number of seams.