Linen
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about linen
Project • By NEMM studio • Apartments
v131 apartment.
Apartment v131 is located on the top floor of a residential building in Ivan Vazov district at the entrance of South Park in Sofia, Bulgaria.
In its original layout, the apartment had 42 sq.m. of living space and 14.4 sq.m. of terraces. Space distribution was quite outdated, so we had to make radical decisions and completely overhaul everything.
Sandro Arabyan
To cater to the lifestyle of the new residents, we reconfigured the function of every room. Given the limited space at our disposal, we seized the opportunity to fully integrate one terrace and partially integrate the other.
With the newly redesigned layout, we were able to expand the living space to almost 51 sq. meters, while still reserving a lovely 5 sq.m. terrace wi... More
Product • By Tuntex • T102 Linen
T102 Linen
Inspired by the texture of linen fabric, Tuntex is bringing more warmness and comfort into commercial spaces.
T102 Line is available in 18 colors, staying true to nature that makes the workplace feels like home as the timeless classic collection. More
Product • By Marianne Kemp - Horsehair weaving • Scribble; woven yarn with felt
Scribble; woven yarn with felt
Horsehair weaver Marianne Kemp, felt specialist Anneke van Hoogervorst have created a new series of textiles “Woven Wool”. With the use of natural materials, wool and linen combined .The series Woven Wool is a simple weaving technique in felted wool with a dynamic and strong moving graphic effect.The fabrics are handmade by the designers and are suitable for interior products: window / wall hangings, wall covering / panels, lamps and room dividers.The fabrics can also be constructed in a soundproof manner and are suitable to manage acoustic settings for large noise polluted spaces (dining- and conferencing rooms) and are as well visual attractive.Wool is flame retardant from nature | For indoor use only | Made to measure | Different co... More
LIETUVA
Designers team WHYNOT! created carpet Lietuva inspired by Lithuanian identity – its ancient traditions, colours, clothing, and the handicraft. One of the unique Lithuanian craft elements is colourful woven stripe once used in the national costumes. Different yarns are crossing together and creating geometric patterns, stylized flowers ending in elegant colours combinations. In the carpet these artistic signs are used next to the contemporary modern linen craftwork, altogether bringing the touch of Lithuanian soul. Lietuva is available in different colours which defines Lithuanian nature: blue of the lakes and frost; light grey reflecting the sky; green of its woods contrasting with wild sand dunes. This is Lithuania portrayed in the carpet... More