Ame is an upholstery textile designed by Teruhiro Yanagihara that embodies longevity in its construction and aesthetic. It is the first Kvadrat textile woven with polyester from textile waste, and features a design inspired by Sashiko, a traditional Japanese mending technique.
Ame showcases polyester made from textile waste. It offers the same level of performance as virgin polyester. Woven with two yarns of different thicknesses, Ame features a rhythmic micro pattern, imitating Sashiko hand-stitching. Sashiko, a Japanese word meaning “small stitches”, is a form of functional embroidery used in Japan to repair worn textiles. This pattern is further emphasised by the use of two contrasting colours for the stitching thread and the base.
Ame's innovative composition and warm character make it ideal for offices, hospitality venues, and private spaces that seek to offer an uplifting ambience.











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