Working in collaboration with Kvadrat, the Bouroullec Brothers have made a new type of 3D-knitted fabric, that allows more stretch and less stitching, for Salone del Mobile 2014.
The new effects are achieved through using less stitches in the design, and the fabric also has a more quilted quality. Although this fabric is more flexible, it's still extremely durable and has firm qualities, ensuring it will stand the test of time. For coloring, the Bouroullec Brothers did not limit themselves, and used everything from colorblocked pieces to others with a few more accents.
The textiles can be used for a number of different projects, including carpeting and even drapes. The good thing about using this material is that it will last a long time, and look great in the process.
Photo Credits: designboom, bouroullec
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- 3d-knitted Fabrics
- Innovative stretchable and quilted 3D-knitted fabrics that require less stitching offer disruptive innovation opportunities in the textile industry.
Where This Applies
- Textile Industry
- The innovative 3D-knitted fabrics can be used in various textile applications, including carpeting and drapes, offering a new and durable option for the industry.
- Interior Design Industry
- The stretchable and quilted 3D-knitted fabrics provide a unique and visually appealing option for interior designers looking for durable and stylish materials for their projects.
- Furniture Industry
- The new type of 3D-knitted fabrics can be utilized to create innovative and comfortable upholstery and furniture designs that combine durability with flexibility.
