Lia-palace fabric
Tue 10 2006
Red Dot Award: Product Design 2005
In-house design: Design-Team Nya Nordiska
Lia fabric has a paper-like appearance (which creates a perfect base for embroidery). The fabric is designed using stark contrasts – embroidery on a high-tech base. The colours range in black-white-grey.
CLOU fabric
Tue 10 2006
Red Dot Award: Product Design 2005
In-house design: Design-Team Nya Nordiska
This fabric is dominated by a large number of dots, put together like beads and placed all over the surface. There is also a bright glossy polyester base which is shining through the dots. “CLOU” has a three-dimensionality appearance.
Andorra fabric
Tue 10 2006
Red Dot Award: Product Design 2005
In-house design: Nya Nordiska Textiles GmbH
For this decoration, a horizontal cording stripes slide across a semi-transparent fabric. The colour range starts from Cool (black-white-grey) and ends in Hot (red-golden).
Tiburon fabric
Tue 10 2006
Red Dot Award: Product Design 2006
In-house design: Nya Nordiska Textiles GmbH
This fabric consists of a combination between two interwoven ribbons one matt and the other in gleaming metal. The combination of narrow tapes becomes a wave, which is visible even when back-lit.
Table cloth ‘Table shapes’
Tue 10 2006
Red Dot Award: Product Design 2006
Design: Chris Kabel
Table cloth suitable for different table shapes. The paper patterns for the various shapes form a decorative interplay of lines. The patterns have been executed in different kinds of dotted lines, varying from small holes to long streaks and from thin lines to broad stripes.
Swirl fabric
Tue 10 2006
Red Dot Award: Product Design 2006
Design: Marty Lamers
The Swirl fabric is produced by using a double weaving technique. This fabric has a three-dimensional character highlighted by the partly changing colours.
Score fabric
Tue 10 2006
Red Dot Award: Product Design 2006
Design: Marty Lamers
The Score fabric is made of two different basic materials: organza and round-hole tulle. It`s a young dynamic double fabric that is remarcable by its three-dimensional “play” and its free-spirited character.
