MATERIALS

Luxury you can feel.

Refined weaves, soft drapery and tactile upholstery.

Fabric brings a human scale to stone, timber and metal.

Anandamaya Residence — interior from the Vivianne Faye archive
STUDIO ARCHIVE / Anandamaya Residence · A closer view of the patterned rug and upholstered seating.

Whitewall’s coverage of Loro Piana Interiors’ 2026 collection at Paris Déco Off describes linen crêpe and micro-structured drapery fabrics. It offers a specific collection reference for exploring texture and movement, rather than a universal trend forecast.

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For a Jakarta home

Build a small fabric palette around how each room is used: a fluid curtain, a textured upholstered chair and a softer accent. Study linen, silk blends or other refined weaves through full-size samples. Let differences in weave and light reflection provide depth without requiring strong colour contrast.

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Match the exact fabric to its purpose. Confirm abrasion performance, lightfastness, cleaning, lining and suitability for humidity with the supplier. A luxurious hand-feel does not automatically make a textile suitable for heavy-use seating. The photograph is a studio archive reference, not a textile swatch.

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