Touch
Consider the tactile quality experienced through repeated contact.
Applications
Objects & Interiors.
Object and interior surfaces shaped around everyday interaction.
The environment
Begin with
the way it is used.
Interior objects require more than a visual finish. Material behavior should be reviewed alongside touch frequency, cleaning routines, edge construction and the atmosphere of the complete space.
The most suitable surface depends on the object, its location and how it will be used over time.
Application priorities
What the environment asks.
Appearance
Coordinate color, texture and finish with the complete interior direction.
Daily Care
Account for realistic cleaning methods and the frequency of maintenance.
Construction
Review forming, upholstery, seams and edges as part of the surface system.
Silicone-Based Materials
Connect the brief
with the specification.
Discuss knitted, woven or nonwoven backing together with target thickness, width and fabrication. Compare existing material options with a custom color or finish brief.
Catalog results vary by specification. Request the applicable report and evaluate physical samples in the intended construction.
Keep exploring
Related environments.
Further reading
Surfaces for the objects people touch every dayYour application brief
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