Kvadrat
Point by Maharam

Kvadrat
|
![]() |
Design: Paul Smith
Presented: Salone del Mobile 2012, Milan
Article no: 463980
stylepark-id: 08.2412.00572
categories: |
Design
›
fabrics / textiles
›
fabrics
|
01 product description
Product description
Point, the sixth textile collaboration between the renowned British fashion designer Paul Smith and the Maharam Design Studio, distinguishes itselves by a fusion of construction and pattern. A study in scale, density, rhythm, colour, and proportion, Point is a vibrant upholstery textile. It is available in 11 colours and 7 different geometric patterns, ranging from traditional to modern, which combine unique but related stripes that run from selvedge to selvedge. With so many different expressions, Point provides virtually endless opportunities for creating dynamic and individual interiors.
An imaginative evolution of Paul Smith's signature 'classics with a twist' style, Point offers a balanced construction chosen for its clarity of colour. It is woven with dense, semi- lustrous rayon yarns in the warp and weft, secured by a fine nylon binder. These form a gridded structure reminiscent of needlepoint and traditional gros point transport cloth.
All seven Point patterns are built from a single square unit and feature an individual repeat in the length, which varies from 29 cm to 79 cm. Importantly, these repeats are designed to be cut randomly, ensuring every piece of furniture upholstered with Point will look unique.
02 dimensions/weight
| overall dimension | |
|---|---|
width |
1350 mm |
03 technical data
| Finish | |
|---|---|
Fabric width |
to 160 cm |
Fabric colour |
multicoloured |
04 Tags
fairs, Kvadrat Articles, Kvadrat Products, Paul Smith Products, Salone del Mobile 201205 Articles about Kvadrat
The Barcelona Pastiche
The imm Cologne is swiftly getting back on an even keel. And how are designers and manufacturers making use of the opportunity? A tour of the trade fair shows that they often resorted to the tried-and-true, reanimating and dressing it up for contemporary use. Even Konstantin Grcic opted for a tongue-in-cheek approach to a design classic.
› To the articleHäberli’s Hotel
What do you get if you give Alfredo Häberli free rein to design an entire hotel? Well, now you can see just that in the new "25hours" hotel in Zurich.
› To the articleMirror, mirror on the floor
“Your glacial expectations” is the title chosen for a reflective installation that artist Olafur Eliasson realized together with landscape architect Günter Vogt for the outdoor area of the Kvadrat headquarters in the Danish town of Ebeltoft.
› To the article





