Textile
ÉLITIS has created provocative collections of incredible beauty and luxury. Using laser cut fabrics, hand woven wallpapers, crystal coated wall coverings, interwoven leathers, vegetable fibres, linens etc. ÉLITIS combines advanced technologies to design and produce innovative fabrics and wall-coverings. Due to the characteristics it will add a special yet practical touch to any interior.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 26 January, 2012
Clare Nicolson was founded in 2004 and has been creating textiles, home accessories and stationery ever since. Designs are heavily influenced by vintage textiles and beautiful patterned paper and ephemera. Clare is a collector of all things vintage. Her home is filled with ceramics, tea sets, linen, and bric-a-brac which all inspire her work.
The textiles combine digital printing with vintage fabrics to create extra special products. All Clare Nicolson products are printed and manufactured in the UK. We are at ChicTip fell in love with her cushions.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 12 January, 2012
Anne Kyyro Quinn’s decorative acoustic wall panels make a striking impression wherever they are applied. Using luxurious and natural felts and fabrics, all these decorative panels are made by hand and lean more towards contemporary pieces of art than traditional interior fabrics. This manufacturer also works closely with clients, architects and interior designers to offer custom acoustic wall solutions for a wide range of interior settings. Anne Kyyro Quinn describes the impact of their products best: “ …our products bridge the gulf between the urban interior and the natural landscape, and bring an elegant, unassuming beauty into everyday life.” These wall panels are definitely a unique, modern solution for the area of wall coverings.(via)
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 24 November, 2011
The Grandpa Henry range was knitted by Grandma Phyllis and her sisters. They all got together over a pot of tea and with their biggest needles knitted their hearts out. Currently Phyllis is away in Noosa on holidays. Her arthritis is playing up. Her sisters Hilda and Doris are here though and together make quite an impression.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 18 August, 2011
Sleep in the cult apple design which was originally designed in 1971 and is still a bestseller today! The bedding set is made from 100% cotton percale which is light and very soft to touch. The set comes with a pillow case, duvet cover and is packaged in an extra 40 x 40cm pillow case!
Available through by Graziela
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 8 August, 2011
Sixhands is a 100 percent Australian owned-and-operated textile design business. Founded by UTS graduates and friends Brianna Pike, Alecia Jensen and Anna Harves in 2006, the company specialises in the design of prints and textiles across the fashion, interiors and soft furnishings spectrum.
Now their beautiful artworks can also be found reinvigorating wallpapers, furnishing fabrics, rugs and other interior products.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 4 July, 2011
Let the your blinds set the scene for with the new Velux blinds collection by Karim Rashid. Inspired by flow, movement and nature Karim has created 8 different gorgeous designs exclusively for Velux to inspire you and compliment your personal taste.
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 14 February, 2011
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 21 December, 2010
Zaragoza Spain based Now Carpets specializes in designer made carpets made with class, attention and care. The company works with a cosmopolitan slant to execute warm and welcoming carpet designs from a select roster of reputable designers.
Posted by Lauren Proctor at 10 December, 2010
BelaBela means WhiteWhite in slovenian. It is a product design brand representing textile and cloth designers Jana Mršnik and Vesna Štih. Their projects combine textile and industrial as well as interior design and spatial installations. They play with traditional handiwork techniques and interpret them in modern ways. Modularity is a common feature in their products. We love their curtains/wall dividers made of polypropylene. [Via Big Creative Industries]
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 17 August, 2010
