07.01.2007 EXTRAVAGANT OPTICS
Metal weaves, fibrous webs, linen weaves, baroque designs, three dimensional effects and ingenious laser cuts: - In the 2007 collection, Création Baumann, the Swiss textile enterprise from Langenthal, seduces with a whole series of highlights. Refined linen and extravagant decor fabrics present an open invitation for staging creative settings.
The collection introduces an unconventional air with seven new items. Laser borders, three dimensional effects, double flock prints and striking digital prints radiate charm alongside unusual foundation fabrics such as fibrous webs and metal weaves. The fabric “Elux” is one of the highlights. Experts from Création Baumann have succeeded in transferring a digital print to a metal fabric. The effect is an abstract collage of softly blurred rectangles. In contrast, the fabric “Edera” is based on the baroque style: a print of opulent flowers on a white metal weave that is graphically transformed with a dot pattern. For this decor fabric, which cries out for imaginative settings, Création Baumann has invested in modern digital print technology. The company’s extensive technical expertise in textile technology is again on show in “Etoile” and “Etrus”, where overlapping circles diffuse in a lace pattern. The design incorporates two processes: printing pearl coloured circle motifs on a 3 meter white taffeta quality, followed by subsequent laser cutting of the border. The result is a modern interpretation of a lace curtain which offers diverse draping options at the window. Available in white or silver “Equadro” and “Erondo” generate quirky three dimensional effects: Laser cut squares and circles in a non woven fabric are joined together to form a new and intriguing surface.
The new linen collection introduces a young, sporty and elegant note to interiors. The basis is the successful “Filino” linen weave which now is available in 25 colours and a width of 3 meters. Other linen qualities derive from luxurious material mixes, coatings and embroideries. Lurex makes linen glitter whilst embroidered rhombuses in wool lend three dimensional effects. Naturalness and high tech meet to unite in one perfectly harmonised collection. The colour palette is dominated by broken tones. The eye catcher of the collection is the print “Ronia”. To produce this item Création Baumann had first to explore the use of digital printing on linen weaves. The result is sheer poetry – a dreamy fabric where tulips, birds and climbers are teamed with modern graphic motifs in an opulent picture.
The 2007 collection of the Création Baumann Line graphically illustrates the benefit of having design, production and distribution under one roof in Langenthal. Specialists from the yarn and piece dyeing workshop and the weaving mill are working in close co-operation with the design and development team. The concentration of ‘know-how’ makes for ingenious and unconventional solutions. The collection will be available from January 2007.
zurück
The collection introduces an unconventional air with seven new items. Laser borders, three dimensional effects, double flock prints and striking digital prints radiate charm alongside unusual foundation fabrics such as fibrous webs and metal weaves. The fabric “Elux” is one of the highlights. Experts from Création Baumann have succeeded in transferring a digital print to a metal fabric. The effect is an abstract collage of softly blurred rectangles. In contrast, the fabric “Edera” is based on the baroque style: a print of opulent flowers on a white metal weave that is graphically transformed with a dot pattern. For this decor fabric, which cries out for imaginative settings, Création Baumann has invested in modern digital print technology. The company’s extensive technical expertise in textile technology is again on show in “Etoile” and “Etrus”, where overlapping circles diffuse in a lace pattern. The design incorporates two processes: printing pearl coloured circle motifs on a 3 meter white taffeta quality, followed by subsequent laser cutting of the border. The result is a modern interpretation of a lace curtain which offers diverse draping options at the window. Available in white or silver “Equadro” and “Erondo” generate quirky three dimensional effects: Laser cut squares and circles in a non woven fabric are joined together to form a new and intriguing surface.
The new linen collection introduces a young, sporty and elegant note to interiors. The basis is the successful “Filino” linen weave which now is available in 25 colours and a width of 3 meters. Other linen qualities derive from luxurious material mixes, coatings and embroideries. Lurex makes linen glitter whilst embroidered rhombuses in wool lend three dimensional effects. Naturalness and high tech meet to unite in one perfectly harmonised collection. The colour palette is dominated by broken tones. The eye catcher of the collection is the print “Ronia”. To produce this item Création Baumann had first to explore the use of digital printing on linen weaves. The result is sheer poetry – a dreamy fabric where tulips, birds and climbers are teamed with modern graphic motifs in an opulent picture.
The 2007 collection of the Création Baumann Line graphically illustrates the benefit of having design, production and distribution under one roof in Langenthal. Specialists from the yarn and piece dyeing workshop and the weaving mill are working in close co-operation with the design and development team. The concentration of ‘know-how’ makes for ingenious and unconventional solutions. The collection will be available from January 2007.
