Architextile
Three dimensional acoustic textile as exclusive wall covering, dividing screen or autonomous interior object
Architextile is the collection of three dimensional weave structures by textile designer Aleksandra Gaca. Her research into the technical possibilities and applications of dimensional textile resulted this time in surprising combinations of contrasts. Contrasts in material, matte next to shining, hard next to soft, but also concerning content. High tech in combination with natural materials, technical next to more traditional solutions, and a cool, detached character versus warm and inviting.
The Architextile collection consists of a number of fixed patterns: TERO, SELO, FLORO, ONDO and OVALO. Most fabrics are two-sided and perfectly applicable as exclusive, autonomous interior objects, like a dividing wall or screen. The collection has, next to decorative, also acoustic qualities. Those, in combination with a robust firmness, make these fabrics particularly qualified to be used as wall screens or wall coverings in an architectural environment.
