Fabrics
Eighteen fabrics in four families, all woven in the Netherlands. Choose up to five and we post free swatches.
Dense, dry and hard wearing. Adds 110 euros to every module.
70% new wool, 30% polyamide
The calm one. Warm oat with a dry, matt face that looks the same in morning light and under a lamp at night. It hides the odd crumb and shows no fingerprints.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills at once with a clean white cloth and cold water. Never rub. Have it professionally cleaned if the whole cover is soiled.
70% new wool, 30% polyamide
A deep green with a little grey in it, the colour of moss on the north side of a dyke. Pairs well with oak legs and a lot of daylight.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills at once with a clean white cloth and cold water. Never rub. Have it professionally cleaned if the whole cover is soiled.
70% new wool, 30% polyamide
Near black with a blue cast. It reads as charcoal by the window and ink at night. The most forgiving colour for a home with pets.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills at once with a clean white cloth and cold water. Never rub. Have it professionally cleaned if the whole cover is soiled.
70% new wool, 30% polyamide
Sand with faint cream flecks in the yarn, which give the surface a gentle grain. Neutral enough to survive a repaint.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills at once with a clean white cloth and cold water. Never rub. Have it professionally cleaned if the whole cover is soiled.
70% new wool, 30% polyamide
A dark aubergine that looks brown in low light and plum by the window. For people who want one bold thing in an otherwise quiet room.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills at once with a clean white cloth and cold water. Never rub. Have it professionally cleaned if the whole cover is soiled.
Soft loops with a lot of texture. Adds 140 euros to every module.
55% recycled polyester, 35% cotton, 10% wool
Soft loops in warm cream. The loops catch the light and break up the colour, so the sofa looks textured from across the room.
Vacuum weekly on a low setting without the brush head, so the loops are not pulled. Blot spills with a clean white cloth. Do not use a hairdryer to dry a damp patch.
55% recycled polyester, 35% cotton, 10% wool
Terracotta loops over a slightly lighter core thread. Warm and a little playful. Works with white walls and a rug in any natural tone.
Vacuum weekly on a low setting without the brush head, so the loops are not pulled. Blot spills with a clean white cloth. Do not use a hairdryer to dry a damp patch.
55% recycled polyester, 35% cotton, 10% wool
A pale grey green, like dried sage leaves. Quiet colour with plenty of texture, so a sofa in it never looks flat.
Vacuum weekly on a low setting without the brush head, so the loops are not pulled. Blot spills with a clean white cloth. Do not use a hairdryer to dry a damp patch.
55% recycled polyester, 35% cotton, 10% wool
Dark loops over a black core thread. The most dramatic of the bouclés, and easy to live with because the loops hide marks.
Vacuum weekly on a low setting without the brush head, so the loops are not pulled. Blot spills with a clean white cloth. Do not use a hairdryer to dry a damp patch.
Relaxed, airy and natural. No extra charge.
52% linen, 38% cotton, 10% polyester
Light and airy, with the small irregular slubs you only get from real linen. It looks relaxed on day one and better after a year.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills with cold water and a white cloth. The covers unzip and can be dry cleaned. Expect the fabric to crease a little and soften with age.
52% linen, 38% cotton, 10% polyester
The colour of a beach in October. A little darker than oat, with the same relaxed crease and the same cool feel in summer.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills with cold water and a white cloth. The covers unzip and can be dry cleaned. Expect the fabric to crease a little and soften with age.
52% linen, 38% cotton, 10% polyester
A soft green with grey in it. Looks restful next to wood and plants, and a little silvery when the sun hits it side on.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills with cold water and a white cloth. The covers unzip and can be dry cleaned. Expect the fabric to crease a little and soften with age.
52% linen, 38% cotton, 10% polyester
A faded terracotta, as if the cloth had spent a summer on a washing line. Warm without shouting.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills with cold water and a white cloth. The covers unzip and can be dry cleaned. Expect the fabric to crease a little and soften with age.
52% linen, 38% cotton, 10% polyester
Mustard yellow, toned down by the natural linen fibre so it never looks sharp. Gives a plain room a clear centre.
Vacuum weekly with the soft brush. Blot spills with cold water and a white cloth. The covers unzip and can be dry cleaned. Expect the fabric to crease a little and soften with age.
Short pile, tough as it gets. Adds 70 euros to every module.
100% recycled polyester (made from used plastic bottles)
A rich forest green velvet. The pile turns almost black where you brush it one way and bright green the other.
Brush gently in the direction of the pile with a soft clothes brush. Blot spills at once, then let the patch dry flat. Pressed marks lift with a little steam from a kettle held at a distance.
100% recycled polyester (made from used plastic bottles)
Golden velvet with a low glow. Best in a room with a north window, where it brings the light in.
Brush gently in the direction of the pile with a soft clothes brush. Blot spills at once, then let the patch dry flat. Pressed marks lift with a little steam from a kettle held at a distance.
100% recycled polyester (made from used plastic bottles)
Deep plum with a purple sheen along the folds. The most luxurious of the velvets, and the one people photograph.
Brush gently in the direction of the pile with a soft clothes brush. Blot spills at once, then let the patch dry flat. Pressed marks lift with a little steam from a kettle held at a distance.
100% recycled polyester (made from used plastic bottles)
Midnight velvet. Looks black in the shade and navy where the light grazes it. Hard wearing enough for a busy household.
Brush gently in the direction of the pile with a soft clothes brush. Blot spills at once, then let the patch dry flat. Pressed marks lift with a little steam from a kettle held at a distance.