Woven forliving.
A single thread.
Endless ways
to connect.
Textiles and materials for spaces with feeling.
LOOM explores the meeting point of texture, colour and everyday life. A quiet surface. A playful detail. A material that makes a room feel like somewhere you belong.
Start with a thread, follow a pattern and find a different way to see the familiar. Our collection concepts move between soft structure and expressive detail.
This is a concept studio and material library. Explore the studies, choose a direction and shape a brief of your own.
The collection
Seven collection concepts. From the quiet rhythm of a plain weave to the expressive detail of a jacquard. Explore a texture, follow its movement and imagine where it might live.
LOOMPlain weave
The simplest crossing. A quiet, balanced rhythm that lets texture do the talking. A starting point for spaces that need room to breathe.
LOOMTwill
A diagonal thread running through the everyday. Structure with a little movement, bringing a considered rhythm to a room.
LOOMBoucle
Loops, curls and a softer outline. A tactile study in small irregularities and the warmth they bring to a space.
LOOMSheer
Light becomes part of the material. An open, airy study of transparency, shadow and the spaces between threads.
LOOMJacquard
Pattern built into the weave. Contrasting threads form an expressive surface, with details that reveal themselves up close.
LOOMVelvet
A surface that changes with the light. Depth, softness and colour explored through the direction of the pile.
LOOMBespoke
Your starting point, woven into something new. Gather a palette, a texture and a feeling, then make a brief around your space.
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Find a feeling
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Explore the texture
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Choose a palette
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Consider the space
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Shape your brief
Start close. A simple woven surface holds a world of detail: crossings, small variations and the shadows between threads.
One thread changes the whole composition. Put colours beside each other and watch a new relationship emerge.
A border, a loop, a loose end. The smallest gesture can give an ordinary surface its own character.