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Explore our wool products

Wool has always been at the heart of Kvadrat, starting with our iconic Hallingdal textile designed by Nanna Ditzel. Throughout history, wool has been cherished for creating clothing and textiles. It is a renewable material with exceptional qualities: naturally water-repellent and flame-retardant, flexible, durable, and comfortable. Most of our woollen textiles carry the EU Ecolabel, a testament to their sustainability.

Hallingdal 65

Hallingdal 65 is a very durable upholstery textile originally designed in 1965 by Nanna Ditzel. Since then, Kvadrat’s very first textile ‘Hallingdal’ has become the archetype of woollen textiles.

Steelcut 3

Steelcut 3 is a hardwearing upholstery textile, designed by Frans Dijkmeijer and coloured by Giulio Ridolfo. It has a simple, precise expression, despite the complex weaving technique used in its production.

Divina 3

Divina 3 is a soft and comfortable felt-like textile with an attractive and smooth surface, designed by Finn Sködt. Divina means heavenly, or divine, and the name was chosen because of the way colours are expressed in the material.

Re-wool 2

Designed by Margrethe Odgaard and crafted using 45% recycled wool, Re-wool is a rich wollen upholstery textile partly made by reusing scraps from Kvadrat’s yarn spinners in the UK.

Serpentine

Serpentine by Giulio Ridolfo is a voluminous woollen upholstery, whose construction combines classic craftsmanship with modern techniques to create dynamic colour interactions and a distinctive tactility.

Naveli

Naveli by Doshi Levien is a mono material textile with a reduced environmental impact. It is woven from locally sourced Worsted wool and does not incorporate synthetic fibres.

Remix 3

Remix 3 is an elegant upholstery textile designed by Giulio Ridolfo. It is very durable and offers a long-life span. Furthermore, it has a high content of renewable fibres and is certified according to the EU Ecolabel.

Alle

By juxtaposing tactile woven lines and flat surfaces in organic repetitions, Alle materialises the essence of Ronan Bouroullec’s drawings, offering a rich surface reminiscent of the pen strokes in the designer´s artworks.

Sabi

Sabi explores layers and bright colour paradigms. Designed by Louise Sigvardt, it is crafted with 23% recycled wool from our yarn spinner Wooltex in the UK.

Canvas is a refined woollen upholstery textile, which comes in seductive yet subtle colourways inspired by women’s couture. Crafted by acclaimed designer Giulio Ridolfo, it has a vibrant and intriguing look: from a distance it has the calm expression of a unicoloured fabric but, as you get closer, it reveals shimmering colour nuances, delicate contrasts and an elegant structure. Featuring a relatively voluminous and soft weave, Canvas is constructed from material dyed yarns and, consequently, offers exceptional colour richness. Its yarns comprise up to three colours and, as two differently coloured yarns are used to create every colourway, each combines up to six hues. This combination gives the textile a particularly lively and individual character. Giulio Ridolfo: ’Canvas highlights how beautiful a yarn can be and projects a strong sense of craftsmanship.’ To craft the sophisticated and versatile palette for Canvas, Giulio Ridolfo blended subtle tones, creating a variety of graceful shades and highlight tones. In doing so, he developed colours, which he describes as, ‘unpredictable greens, warm greys and radiant dawn-like tones’. Many of the colourways for Canvas complement those of Remix 2, another fabric crafted by Giulio Ridolfo for Kvadrat. The textiles share key characteristics: they are made from wool, are material dyed and combine colours in a similar way. However, whilst the fabrics share attributes each has a very distinctive personality: as Canvas features a more pronounced structure than Remix 2, colours emerge from it in a bolder way.

Canvas 2

The melange yarn used to craft Canvas 2 combines three colours, with six hues in every colourway, offering exceptional colour richness and an intriguing expression.

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Explore our wool

Steelcut 3 by Giulio Ridolfo, press image, upholstery.

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