Arcana and Bolero, new products in our ongoing collaboration with Sander Lak, expand upon the fashion designer’s precise yet intuitive color approach with two expressive textures.
Lak’s collaboration with Maharam originated in a mutual curiosity about how his color sensibility would extend to textiles, an exploration which led to wools Gemma, Gemma Multi, and Terra, as well as the kaleidoscopic large-scale pattern Nova.
Arcana by Sander Lak is a luminous, opaque window covering with a puckering effect that evokes the dappled appearance of hammered metal.
Bolero by Sander Lak highlights the plush texture of fleece-like curled yarns through a concise palette of tinted neutrals and unexpected brights.
Continuing Knoll Textiles’ longstanding tradition of open-construction window coverings, Rung features an open knit with specialized yarns that suggest hand-spun irregularity.
Conifer is a bleach-cleanable indoor/outdoor epingle, which enlists tightly looped yarns for a pressed and ribbed appearance and springy texture.
Part of the MillerKnoll collective
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