New HOTP Collection: A Picnic In Provence
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For Contract & Interior Design Markets, Since 1980
A Picnic In Provence takes you on a captivating journey,
fusing the timeless allure of traditional “Les Indiennes” fabrics with an Australian twist.
SYDNEY MELBOURNE ADELAIDE PERTH BRISBANE AUCKLAND SINGAPORE COSTA RICA
Our commercial fabric, wall covering and acoustics journey for contract and interior design markets now spans over 42 years.
Fulfilling our objective of ‘making a difference’, the industry has given us a deserved reputation as innovators.
Everything from acoustic sheers and biro-proof textiles to custom wall covering and bespoke furnishing fabric. It’s 5 star all the way.
Take the din out of dining with acoustic solutions and get longevity out of your designs with our durable textiles and wall covering.
High performance, fit-for-purpose fabric and wall covering with antimicrobial, bleach cleanable and amazing Australian made options.
From custom wall vinyl and sustainable fabrics and wall covering to wide width drapery and waterproof, stain-proof upholstery fabric.
Our swissQ Karibu S wall covering & roller blind printer – treading lightly on this earth
Introducing ‘A Picnic In Provence’, a collection comprised of 16 beautifully crafted in-house designs, across a palette of six colour stories.
High performance furnishing textiles & wall covering for hospitality, healthcare, leisure, education, commercial and residential interior design projects.
Textured vinyl wall covering, acoustic felt, wall murals, handcrafted metallic wallpaper and more!
Combat reflective sound in commercial spaces with a harmonious balance of acoustics and aesthetics.
1980
Our first decade was exciting and amazing in so many ways. With great enthusiasm and limited capital, printed product was the obvious route… READ MORE
1980
1990’s
This was the decade when, in the midst of the “recession we had to have” along with 20% interest rates READ MORE
1990’s
2000 and the Noughties
WhisperWall® is introduced as a means of meeting the re-emerging trend of upholstering walls, especially in 5 Star Hotels. And we become the new home of Florence Broadhurst. READ MORE
2000 and the Noughties