Linen (flax) — the oldest woven fibre; cool, strong, quick to breathe. Drapery and sheers, bedding, table linen, relaxed upholstery. Signature: it softens and pales with age, its unhurried creases part of its beauty.
Cotton — soft and endlessly versatile, taking any weave from gauze to canvas. Cushions, throws, upholstery, macramé and knit wall art. Signature: the everyday cloth — comfort and ease, soft and unpretentious.
Silk — drawn from the silkworm's single continuous thread; the strongest natural fibre for its weight. Fine drapery, canopies, cushions, ceremony. Signature: it catches light like no other, every fold a liquid highlight.
Wool (fleece) — warm, resilient and naturally flame-resistant. Rugs, upholstery, throws, acoustic felt. Signature: it springs back from a crush, quietly insulating.
Velvet — a dense cut pile, woven in silk, cotton or blends. Upholstery, curtains, cushions, headboards. Signature: its pile shifts tone with the light and the stroke of a hand — deep and shadowed.
Hemp — a tough bast fibre, coarse and sustainable, softening with every wash. Heavy drapery, upholstery, rugs. Signature: immensely strong and needing little to grow — among the greenest fibres.
Jute — a golden bast fibre with a natural sheen. Rugs, matting, textural weaves, event backdrops. Signature: a soft lustre over a coarse, earthy hand.