Camira Fabrics

We're textile innovators who design and manufacture contract fabrics for commercial interiors. We're an independent company recognised for product and environmental innovation and the name behind the celebrated Sting fabric made from nettles. Our origins go back to the 1970s, while Camira itself is the result of a management buy-out from the Interface organisation back in 2006. Our textiles impart colour, style, texture and design inspiration and work in beautiful harmony to create statement interior schemes.

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T3 T4 - Archxx

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Ilde - David Abad

Jeahna - Johan Carpner & Alexander Lervik

A textile fixture for indoor and outdoor use. The technique from manufacturing tents inspired Jeahna. A gigantic fixture in three sizes 1,5 to 5,5 meter in diameter. Even the largest model only has a weight of a few kilograms and fits into a small sack, not larger than a regular suitcase. Jeahna has the latest LED technique as standard with Dali and Rgb as options.

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Gurunavi - Kengo Kuma

We piled up pieces of wooden panels to build the interior like topography. Various kinds of food-related items are laid out on this wooden ground. We expected that the chemistry would be just right for eating and the wooden stratum. 

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Soft Slide - Svet Vmes

The Soft Slide is composed of six upholstered pieces that adapt to shape of the school staircase. The playground can be used in many different ways, namely:
- as a slide on the slope of the staircase, as a soft playground
- as a slide snake without the inclination, as a bench in the hallway

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School Landscape - Svet Vmes

Ledina is one of the oldest grammar schools in Ljubljana. It has operated for 144 years. The school plan has a characteristic “U” shape, with two main entrances that were once used as separate entrances – for boys and girls. Due to safety reasons only one is in use today, while the second one is closed and has no function.
The idea was to create a new "semi-public" school space for leisure activities of students during recess, before and after school. The enclosure is formed with wavy bands with different gradients of one material. With this element we broke the hard, uneven space and transformed it into a new, soft, single space. As internet is indispensable in everyday life of pupils, the room has wireless internet, loudspeakers and a projector to ensure a more relaxed ambience. The place becomes a multi used school landscape where students can rest, socialize, watch movies, get information, listen to music, and organize lectures or performances by school DJs.

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Chain - Kerstin Kongsted

‘Chain’ is inspired by the principle of the conventional bicycle chain. It is fun to play with and will accommodate your needs whether you are alone or in a larger group. it can be moved in a multitude of ways and is fully flexible.

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The Spun Stool - Mihesh

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Close Up - Vezzini & Chen Design

Close Up is available as pendant as table light.

The bone china pieces , inside the glass form, are slip casted and hand carved individually by Cristina Vezzini . 5 different types of Bone china pieces are available ( line- small line- dots -geometric- holes)

The glass Pieces are free blown by Sheng Tsang Chen so that each one is unique and bespoke.

On the glass, bubble-lens were created to distort and magnify the view of the Bone china inside. The Bone China appears distorted and magnify as looking insidea microscope. The connection between the material Bone China and the ‘immaterial’, light allows me to create a connection between the visible and invisible natural world.

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The Big Bubble - Alex De Witte

 
The big Bubble is a very huge light made of blown glass. Each piece is unique (dimensions between 80 and 110 cm long)

The Big Bubble has won the first price for best product at Design District Amsterdam 2013.

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Sand Packaging - Alien and Monkey

 
Sand-made packaging re-establishes the ritual of discovering a gift
and the concept of sustainable packaging.

As an answer to the increase of waste in modern society, we have developed a material using one of earth’s most abundant natural resources, sand, to create packaging for precious gifts.

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Newspaperwood - Mieke Meijer

Newspaperwood turns around the process of making paper, paper becomes wood.

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WALLSTIX

WALLSTIX are “not for your eyes only”, these visual attractive decoration wall panels are performers in noise control and contribute to better acoustics. WALLSTIX are designed to help control disturbing reflections of environmental sounds. They are the ideal solution for both home and public environments like offices, hotels, shops, restaurants, libraries, etc.

WALLSTIX are made of future materials that will take on any shape, as standard tiles they can be combined in different ways, or tailor-made sizes and designs adapt like a chameleon to any architecture. - WALLSTIX are available in any RAL, SIKKENS or NCS color.

- WALLSTIX panels absorb lighter sounds in the higher frequencies.

- WALLSTIX currently works with designers Frederik van Heereveld (FEEK) en Karim Rashid

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W&W - Pool

W&W is a recessed ceiling light, flexible for large public spaces dropped ceiling : offices, open spaces, entrance hall, hospital…
Bi-material, metal and PMMA, it gives relief to the technical ceilings often gloomy, to create a mineral landscape on the ceiling.
materials : metal & PMMA

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Wood-Skin - MammaFotogramma

Wood-skin™ is a composite material, developed and patented by our design firm. This highly flexible surface – a sandwich wood and high performance mesh – was created by a process of excavation with a CNC cutting machine. By dividing the rigid plan of wood into small triangle, the material is freed - able to be shaped as the maker desires. This approach renders a wooden surface malleable, not just for decorative purposes, but also as solid and functional covering system for interiors and design.

This material hold an endless potential to absorb ideas and possibilities that reflect the dynamics of the space they occupy. Recognizing this potential allows to re-conceive and re-build spaces inspired by the malleability of this elegant, durable and strong material.

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