As the chilly climate sets in, we’re warming things up naturally with wool and its unique design application.
In recent times wool has experienced quite the comeback, through considered design innovation and experimentation. The tried and true fibre couldn’t be more relevant to either, given it’s natural, sustainable (renewable and biodegradable), hypo-allergenic, and resilient qualities – just to name a few. Did you know wool can also help to absorb harmful pollutants from the air in your home?
As winter is now well and truly here in the Southern Hemisphere, we’re gravitating to all things warm and cosy. We’re combining that with the exciting ways wool can be applied in the home, using one big dose of inspiration from the
The Tired Man Chair
The iconic
Ray Lamp
The
Hay Coaster
The
ADAGIO Sheers
The
Zulu Rug
The
New Suit Wall Upholstery
Wool has excellent dye holding properties, making it (literally) a natural choice for upholstery. The best bit – you can add the striking stripes of New Suit Upholstery from
Original Blanket
If you’re after a blanket that’s both good for people and the planet,
PLECTERE Wall Divider
Wool is an acoustic insulator, helping to inhibit the spread of sound. Combine that with the clever design of the
Cones / Unfolded Seats
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