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Pinati
€0,00Right to the point. For this modern twist on the classic Plumetis jacquard dots “dance” out of step with consummate ease. The fancy yarn this Fil-coupé is woven from “blows up” its clipped threads in a pompon style – anew after each washing. This provides the pattern on the transparent base fabric with both visually and haptically appealing three-dimensionality. In three soft non-colours Pinati gets right to the decorative point for modern window design in a featherweight way.
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Polo
€0,00Light linen ware with an interweaved stripe design. Block stripes (ca. 3 cm) corresponds with broader fond stripes (ca. 12 cm). Polo has a soft, dry touch and the natural and typical glaze of linen. Quality and yarn colours are the same as for the fabric Marco, so that both nya textiles articles are well combinable.
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Poona
€0,00Poona is a structured upholstery fabric in a wild silk look. The upholstery fabric combines caressing feel and noble shine with high durability. The dissolved panama weave creates a fine silky lustre. Tailored to the entire Living World, Poona is offered in a broad range of near-nature colours, with nine non-colours and six elegant colours in 140 cm width.
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Roya
€0,00A magnificent natural spectacle. For Roya, the goddess of the dawn herself seems to have reached for the paintbrush and palette to artfully stage her appearance. Iridescent stripes on pure linen make this hand-painted drapery fabric in three colour harmonies a unique textile. When backlit, the brushstrokes of the repeat-free design come to the fore, while even illumination highlights its shine. Roya combines its exclusive look with everyday practicality as the elegant fabric is washable and can be ironed on the reverse.
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Sahara
€0,00A special coating and a light “crash-treatment” lend a puristical look to this wonderful linen. In dark hues and with a hint of chintz, Sahara acquires a leathery look. This fabric will appeal to every admirer of linen and is ideal for specious, unconventional decoration.
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Savo
€0,00Ebb and (colour) flow. Savo’s Ikat look is reminiscent of the traces the tide leaves on the beach as it goes out. The lighter part of the two-tone fabric represents the dry sand here, while the colour graduations appear as if intensified by water. A transition that corresponds to the material changeover from pale linen to coloured wool. The two deliberately clash in the middle of the 320 cm wide double-face fabric allowing decorators to individually decide on how high the “tide” in eight soft shades can rise.
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Scarlet
€0,00Satin Lover. For years, the sophisticated furnishing fabric Scarlet has conquered its users’ hearts and interiors. In 2021 it will see a “colour-facelift” by Sophisticated satin in double width and in a great choice of colours. Scarlet stands for modern opulence. The satin can be used on both sides. One side features matt linen finish, the other silky gloss. means of seven new shades giving the colour range an air of contemporary elegance. It now includes 16 finely nuanced shades ranging from off-white and sand & stone to discreet green and powder pink hues. This double-width satin stands for modern opulence and can be used as a double face: one naturally dull fabric face characterised by the linen admixture, and one with fine lustre typical of satin.
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Tamo
€0,00Duet of night and day. Furnishing fabric Tamo interprets the change from brightness to twilight as a plain fabric with one lighter and one darker side, thereby always putting interiors in the right light. Its colour spectrum encompasses finely nuanced naturals such as bone, flax and sand alongside a warm sienna red, and with silver and arctic it boasts further “ingredients” for decorative diversity. Woven from the same exquisite natural fibres as Toja, this two-tone solid provides broad scope for staging interiors – both on its own or in an interplay with its striped counterpart.
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Taoki 2.0
€0,00Linen fabric Taoki 2.0 gives sensual colour tones access to the purist segment. Its three existing shades have been extended by the trend tones jade, pale blue, lavender and rose. A 20% polyester admixture gives this 320 cm wide linen weave a fine lustre. This makes Taoki 2.0 in its design interplay with linen’s typical casual chic a textile highlight exuding discreet understatement.
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Tarek
€0,00Inspired by Scottish Tweed, upholstery fabric Tarek gives every interior a warm, homely feel thanks to its refined colour blends and woollen feel. Its pleasantly soft touch combines with great abrasionresistance ensuring great durability. Available in 8 near-natural tones this upholstery fabric boasts intense mottling rounded off by a berry-coloured red and a deep blue.
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Toja
€0,00Nature’s skyline. Reminiscent of mountain ridges looming in the distance, Toja’s horizontal striped pattern comes in six sand, stone, Rosewood and blue shades – colours also hailing from that interspace between heaven and earth. This cotton satin made from pure natural fibres embodies high quality with refined understatement. As lightweight upholstery or cushion covers it convinces us with its soft touch while as curtains its heavy, flowing drape elegantly comes to bear. The double-face fabric with its positive & negative effect, at times lighter at others darker, always shows itself in the best light – preferably also with solid fabric Tamo.
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Ubundu
€0,00Lax and casual textile, which is reminiscent of hessian or sacking, with an absolutely purist design language. Ubundu takes effect through its pureness. The decoration fabric is intended for vanguard furnishing styles. It is recommended for rich ample combinations with wood, glass and concrete. Precisely distinguished non-colours are available.
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Vintage 2.0
€0,00For all linen enthusiasts: Vintage revival! Modern aqua and jade tones, tinted rosé and strong berry and spice colours extent the range of our popular top seller to 22 excellently combinable colours. Thanks to its special finish, the double-width Vintage 2.0 has a pleasant grip and unique used look.
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Yaku
€0,00Heavy, very densely woven upholstery fabric made of pure linen. Yaku has a pleasantly dry, grainy feel and conveys the impression of solid quality. The product is pigment dyed and gets the used look after washing.
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Yoko
€0,00Ingeniously thread. Yoko’s unique look is the result of the sophisticated interplay between its weave and exclusive finish. An ingenious technique causes the high-quality Belgian linen to shrink in a controlled manner, thereby creating a wave effect in its semi-transparent chequerboard pattern. Used in a double-width format, the delicate weave is reminiscent of Japanese paper walls, also radiating the same puristic balance. In natural ivory, sand or silver tones, this fabric brings a meditative calm to any interior.