add texture and elegance indoors
Vescom’s textile wallcovering collections are rich and diverse in both colour and structure. Alongside linen, our offering includes other bio-based materials such as silk, wool and woodpulp. Each tactile textile is designed with genuine respect for the inherent properties of its corresponding materials and techniques.
The results add a natural yet luxurious character to interiors, all while standing up to contract use. Despite being industrially manufactured, Vescom’s textile wallcovering looks and feels as if it’s made by hand. You can still sense the craft, whether it’s through the impression of a silk loom or the texture of visible woodpulp threads.
Making products that meet international contract market standards without losing their inherent beauty is no small feat. Rich, tactile, elegant and designed to withstand heavy use, Vescom’s textile wallcovering is ideal for such commercial projects as hotels, fashion boutiques and boardrooms.
The inherent nature of raw materials guides the look and feel of every finished product. Rather than generating patterns for patterns’ sake, Vescom responds to the distinct properties of chosen materials and techniques. Playing with the warp and weft, for instance, brings threads to life and creates an interplay of light and surface – particularly in Xorel wallcovering.
Despite being industrially manufactured, Vescom’s textile wallcovering looks and feels as if it’s made by hand. You can still sense the craft, whether it’s through the impression of a silk loom or the texture of visible woodpulp threads.
Taste is personal. That’s why Vescom’s textile wallcovering collections celebrate diverse materials and techniques. Linen, silk, xorel, cotton; woven, crushed, calendered, printed, embossed, flocked, embroidered, laser-cut: a multitude of surfaces and structures means architects and designers can find the perfect fit for every project.
Textile wallcovering is just one element of Vescom’s holistic material bank, which also includes fabrics, curtains and acoustic sheers. Everything is designed with the same DNA. Thanks to visible crossover between product groups, individual materials used within a space can feel like part of one family.