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Design: Frans Dijkmeijer, Georgina Wright
Article no: 2960
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Design
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fabrics / textiles
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upholstery fabrics
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01 product description
Product description
Tempo is a new, stretchable upholstery fabric in a light gauge of Trevira. The fabric’s easily stretchable quality makes it well suited for upholstering contemporary, organically shaped furniture. The Dutch textile designer Frans Dijkmeijer designed the weave. The unique quality is that the structure enables him to obtain a very elastic material that he otherwise would have only been able to produce using elastic. As a result, Trevira CS retains its fine flame-retardant features. British designer Georgina Wright has created the range of colours. The range is constructed so that most shades are neutral and slightly underplayed and go well in every context. The range also includes a handful of bright accent colours that can be combined for effects or used to draw out the colours of the subdued tones.
02 dimensions/weight
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width |
1400 mm |
03 technical data
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Fabric width |
to 160 cm |
Fabric colour |
unicoloured |
04 Tags
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