Kvadrat

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57 colors
198,97 € per meter
6 colors
175,00 €
72 colors
160,59 € per meter
47 colors
185,84 € per meter
36 colors
262,60 € per meter
3 colors
749,00 € the box
3 colors
175,00 €
4 colors
203,01 € per meter
12 colors
181,80 € per meter
15 colors
117,16 € per meter
12 colors
4 size

Loux Rug

Kvadrat
1 866,48 €
19 colors
93,93 € per meter
54 colors
180,79 € per meter
30 colors
178,77 € per meter
2 colors
260,00 €
28 colors
121,20 € per meter
30 colors
144,43 € per meter
19 colors
185,84 € per meter
11 colors
195,94 € per meter
5 colors
custom-made possible
1 369,56 €
15 colors
133,32 € per meter
12 colors
4 size
1 866,48 €
23 colors
102,01 € per meter
16 colors
261,59 € per meter
56 colors
211,00 € per meter
38 colors
224,22 € per meter
20 colors
custom-made possible
1 283,71 €
25 colors
180,79 € per meter
37 colors
182,81 € per meter
18 colors
304,01 € per meter
16 colors
285,83 € per meter
12 colors
custom-made possible

Kanon Rug

Kvadrat
1 397,84 €
10 colors
202,00 € per meter
12 colors
4 size
1 866,48 €
12 colors
4 size
1 866,48 €
12 colors
4 size
1 965,46 €
38 colors
181,80 € per meter
21 colors
128,27 € per meter
45 colors
custom-made possible
1 411,98 €
27 colors
224,22 € per meter
11 colors
93,93 € per meter
7 colors
custom-made possible

Dashes Mat

Kvadrat
1 383,70 €
45 colors
custom-made possible
1 411,98 €
3 colors
155,00 €
12 colors
4 size
1 965,46 €
20 colors
custom-made possible
2 838,10 €
10 colors
custom-made possible
2 425,01 €
6 colors
141,40 € per meter
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The favorite fabrics of the greatest architects

Motivated by the desire to build the future of home textiles, Kvadrat works with the greatest designers, architects and artists, including Alfredo Häberli, Peter Saville, Akira Minagawa, Tord Boontje, David Adjaye, Patricia Urquiola, Finn Sködt, Olafur Eliasson, Roman Signer, Thomas Demand and Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. Kvadrat fabrics play an essential role in many architectural projects, acclaimed around the world, such as the Swiss Re in London, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Wall Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, the Reischtag of Berlin, the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and the Guangzhou Opera House in China.

A new chapter in the history of Kvadrat has recently opened. The company has indeed invested in Gaudium and Wooltex, two major suppliers of textiles in Europe. Kvadrat is more than ever involved in the manufacturing process of their fabrics.

Kvadrat, the Danish reference in high-end furnishing fabrics, places social and environmental responsibility at the heart of its strategy, named "Regenerate Together through Transparency". The brand has validated science-based emission reduction targets (SBTi), becoming the first interior textile company to achieve net-zero validation under this framework, a rare and independently verified climate commitment in the sector.

Several independent certifications attest to this approach. The EU Ecolabel, awarded after a rigorous life-cycle analysis, already covers 59 references at Kvadrat, with a stated goal of 90% of revenue certified by 2030. Around 90% of Kvadrat's textiles are also Greenguard certified, guaranteeing low volatile organic compound emissions, an important criterion for indoor air quality. The dyes used consistently meet EU Ecolabel requirements.

In terms of materials, Kvadrat favours natural fibres such as wool, with a significant share of its woollen textiles sold in Europe already eco-labelled, as well as solutions that make use of textile waste (wool and cotton recycled into acoustic felts). The brand also aims to reduce its water intensity and production waste by 25% by 2030, with a target of recycling 90% of remaining waste.

Choosing Kvadrat therefore means opting for exceptional fabrics whose environmental quality is measured, documented and verified by independent third parties, rather than simply claimed.

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