Furnishing Solutions For Educational Facilities
Materialised understands the delicate balance between the functionality, design and innovation needed for both students and educators to thrive. That’s why we offer a versatile collection of furnishing textiles, wall covering and roller blind fabrics to help you create the ideal space for a meaningful learning environment in childcare, schools, colleges, and Universities.
Our goal is to elevate the learning experience by lifting the space where it takes place. From furnishing textiles that are free from harmful chemicals and zero-to-low fluorocarbon finishes to durable wall covering and acoustics, we create innovative products that enhance connections, engagement, and collaboration – safely and sustainably.
Julian Treasure, in his Ted Talk “Why Architects need to use their ears” describes the effect of poor acoustics in the learning process in a colourful way. Materialised has all of the ingredients to deliver attractive, comfortable and durable product to make the learning experience the best it can be. We help enhance education design, resulting in quieter learning facilities for better academic performance, reduced stress, improved student behaviour, and increased productivity.
Materialised has been part of many projects in the education sector including childcare, college / student accommodation, schools and University projects. Have a browse of some of our collections perfect for the furnishing requirements of education facilities…
SUSTAINABLE FAUX LEATHER
Clean Vinyl is a category of phthalate-free, faux leather upholstery that is sustainable, high-performance and available in a wide range of colours and designs.
CRYPTON FABRIC INTELLIGENCE
Beautiful, cleanable performance fabric. Impeccably designed and sustainably made with permanent stain, spill and odour resistance and EPA-approved disinfectability.
RECYCLED POLYESTER
Made from recycled bottles, Nufelt acoustic wall covering offers the high-end look of wool felt ideal for wall covering, screens and pinboards.
SUSTAINABLE FAUX LEATHER
Silicone is made from sand naturally occurring in the environment, with sustainability and performance attributes important to the contract textile industry.
PERFORMANCE FABRIC & WALL COVERING
Browse our collection of Aboriginal designs that are digitally printed on commercial-grade fabric and wall covering in Sydney.
FUN & DURABLE DESIGN
Printed on a choice of substrates, our mural collection is custom-sized to suit your educational space. You can even provide your own graphics.
Aboriginal upholstery fabric adds personality and functionality to this South Australian high school project. Resource Furniture is a small South Australian business with a diversely experienced team of 13. “We take pride in our ability to collaborate and use each other’s skill sets to the maximum benefit of our projects,” says Grace Misso, Business Development … continue reading
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Smart school library design by Hosking Interior Design has quickly delivered outstanding results for students and teachers of Sunrise Christian School in Paradise, South Australia. The Brief The brief was to create an interactive, multi-use school library design for everyone to use and enjoy. The emphasis was on the area being inviting and inclusive. The … continue reading
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The Brief. A project to revitalise Morling Residential College’s sitting room with drapery by Reilly & Associates. Materialised Products Heavy curtains using Vivaldi Ocean printed on Midnight acoustic curtain fabric. The Team & Credits Drapery Manufacturer & Installer: Reilly & AssociatesClient: Morling Residential CollegeMaterialised Team: NSW
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The Brief. The School of Biomedical Science at Monash University launched a research hub to establish cross-disciplinary and industry connections along with showcasing its research. The key aspiration of the public interface of the institution is to reflect and communicate the ground-breaking discoveries made within the building. Sibling Architecture worked closely with Monash design students … continue reading
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