11 touchable rugs and textile ranges featured on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen Showroom: textural rugs informed by ancient historic landmarks and distinctive landscapes are among the soft furnishings and textiles recently listed on Dezeen Showroom. Alongside rugs, the section has platformed the launch of a range of wallcoverings, materials and fabrics, including those that enhance the aesthetic, thermal and acoustic performance of interiors. Natural fibres such The post 11 touchable rugs and textile ranges featured on Dezeen Showroom appeared first on Dezeen.
Dezeen Showroom: textural rugs informed by ancient historic landmarks and distinctive landscapes are among the soft furnishings and textiles recently listed on Dezeen Showroom.
Alongside rugs, the section has platformed the launch of a range of wallcoverings, materials and fabrics, including those that enhance the aesthetic, thermal and acoustic performance of interiors.
Natural fibres such as wool and silk continue to prove popular with designers, manufacturers and brands, as well as felt and yarn made using recycled plastic.
Read on to view a selection of materials and soft furnishings that have been featured on Dezeen Showroom:
Tellus Mater rugs by Sandra Benhamou for Edition 1.6.9
Interior architect and designer Sandra Benhamou looked to the patchwork quality of landscapes to inform this series of rugs designed for French brand Edition 1.6.9.
Tellus Mater rugs come in light and dark colourways that combine various weaving techniques to create an effect that references different types of terrain.
Find out more about Tellus Mater ›
US-based brand Designtex has launched a felted fabric designed for cladding interior walls with features subtle embossed pinstriped detailing.
The Wannabe textile comes in a selection of mottled colourways, which are made from 100 per cent recycled plastic bottles.
Vista rug collection by Roger Oates Design
Coastal environments, lakes and undulating landscapes inform this collection of 100 per cent wool rugs made by British brand Roger Oates Design.
The Vista rug collection comes in four patterns – Atlas, Dune, Terrain and Tide – that are all characterised by using different pile heights to pick out and define their patterns.
Conscious collection by Carnegie
American brand Carnegie aimed to address environmental needs as well as human wellbeing through its Conscious collection of upholstery, wall coverings and drapery.
The range includes a spectrum of different products that are available in a wide array of finishes and colourways.
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Raffles rug by David Mrugala for Azmas Rugs
A vivid, kaleidoscopic surface pattern characterises this complex rug created by designer David Mrugala for rug company Azmas Rugs.
Handknotted using wool and silk, the Raffles rug is made up of 100 knots per square inch, making it the brand's most expensive pieces to date.
Encanto upholstery fabric by Skopos Fabrics
Being made from soil- and stain-resistant polyester ensures that British brand Skopos' new range of upholstery fabrics can be used in high-traffic interiors.
Encanto upholstery fabric comes in three woven designs and a range of earthy, neutral colourways to create textural touchpoints in workplace, healthcare, education, hospitality and cruise ship interiors.
Light and Shadow rug collection by TenBerke for Warp & Weft
US brand Warp & Weft worked with architecture studio TenBerke to develop a range of rugs that reflect dawn, midday and dusk.
The Light and Shadow rug collection is characterised by its neutral colourways, which allow any of the pieces to integrate seamlessly into many styles of interiors.
Find out more about Light and Shadow ›
Raw wool is trodden, thumped and boiled to process it before being turned into Portuguese brand Burel Factory's durable Wool fabric.
The material has the ability to enhance the thermal and acoustic performance of interiors and is available in a selection of dynamic three-dimensional patterns.
La Geria Lanzarote rug by Jose A Gandía-Blasco Canales for Gan
Divots in a dark black-brown, soil-like background populated by small sprout-like green clusters create a topographical effect in this distinctive rug by Spanish textile brand Gan.
The La Geria Lanzarote rug is named after a protected landscape in Lanzarote where grape vines are planted in volcanic soil. The rugs are made from pure wool.
Find out more about La Geria Lanzarote ›
In Good Company textile collection by Limn & Loom for Pallas Textiles
Design studio Limn & Loom worked with American brand Pallas Textiles on a collection of fabrics made by weaving together yarn constructed from recycled plastic.
The In Good Company textile collection contains materials with varying finishes and textures, all made from a combination of 10 per cent marine waste plastic and 90 per cent plastic from sources on land.
Find out more about In Good Company ›
The monolithic blocks of stone that comprise Stonehenge – a Neolithic structure in Wiltshire, UK – are distilled into two-dimensional planes that form the blocky pattern for this rug by Danish brand Arturel.
The woollen Stone rug is decorated with these off-white rectilinear shapes, however, users can choose from a range of background colours including neutral black and off-white, or primary blue or yellow.
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