織物 壁紙
織物壁紙には、シルクやレーヨンなど一般的なファブリック素材を用いたものから、紙布やマニラ麻のように珍しい繊維を織り上げたものまで、幅広い種類があります。どれにも共通するのは、それぞれの原糸が持つ個性豊かな風合い、縦横に織り上げられた表地が生み出す立体的なテクスチャー、そして本物ならではの質感と説得力。プレミアム壁紙の代表格ともいえる織物壁紙で、居住空間を上質に彩ってみませんか？
“Shifu” is a paper cloth made from natural fibers and cut into small pieces, then processed into woven or tape like paper yarn.
A traditional textile that has been used for kimono and obi since the Edo era. In the Meiji era, “Moroshifu” made of paper yarn in length and width were processed into wallpaper.
The powerful three-dimensionality created by the thick stitches of paper yarn has the appeal to instantly realize that it is a real fabric even from a distance.
Paper cloth wallpaper can be used in a variety of design expressions depending on the dyed and woven pattern of the paper yarn and the color tone of the backing paper. A wide range of coordination is available, ranging from traditional Japanese rooms to modern spaces.
Silk wallpaper is a typical example of textile wallpaper and made from fabric using silk yarn in length and width. Silk yarn has both high reflectivity and translucency called “silk prism”. When it is used as wallpaper, the gloss of the fiber and the transparency of the backing paper change greatly depending on the viewing angle and the amount of light. It shows various expressions as much as possible.
“Shantung” is a textile using ordinary silk yarn in length and yarn with knots in width. You can enjoy not only the gloss but also the taste of uneven weave pattern.
As a top-quality interior material suitable for high-quality spaces, it has been adopted at many luxury hotels in Japan and other countries.
Rayon with a smooth texture and shiny gloss, linen with a natural texture and toughness as a practical fiber, cotton with good touch and water absorption and breathability.
Such fabrics that are familiar in the clothing industry are also widely used for textile wallpaper, taking advantage of their own characteristics.
Many factories make full use of advanced techniques such as jacquard weaving that can express exquisite patterns, warping techniques that enhance the texture of the original yarn, and various visual expressions using dyed yarn, gold yarn and silver yarn. We have continued to produce wallpaper with a wide variety of weave patterns from traditional patterns such as damask patterns to contemporary designs.
Natural fiber wallpaper is a wallpaper with a unique texture. Natural plant fibers are used for the weft and cotton yarn is used for the warp.
The wallpaper using Manila hemp, kuzu, and sisal whose fiber itself gives off a soft white glow changes its expression greatly by the rays, and it has an indomitable taste. Bashoufu and kuzufu especially have been used as the highest-grade paper in shrines and temples and Japanese-style hotels since ancient times.
The wallpaper using jute or raffia, whose fiber thickness and color change randomly with large knots creates a rich presence that makes viewers want to touch it unintentionally.