Category: Polstermöbel
Ursprünglich 1965 von Nanna Ditzel entworfen, ist Hallingdal 65 ein außergewöhnlich strapazierfähiger Polsterstoff, der eine harmonische Mischung aus Wolle und Viskose vereint – beide werden vor dem Spinnen gefärbt, um ihre Textur zu betonen. Die Wolle sorgt für überlegene Haltbarkeit und Flexibilität, während die Viskose die Farbe mit Brillanz und Tiefe bereichert.
The weave has this lovely depth to it—you can see the wool and viscose blend catching the light differently depending on the angle. My cat’s claws haven’t left a single mark, which is saying something for a fabric that gets sat on daily.
I’ve had this fabric on my armchair for three months now, and it still looks brand new despite my cat’s daily clawing sessions. The wool-viscose blend feels substantial but not scratchy, and the pre-dyed fibers give the color a depth that shifts nicely in different light.
The weave is so tight and even that it feels like it could outlast the sofa itself, and the colors have this depth that shifts slightly in the light. I’ve had it for a month now and it still looks exactly as it did the day the upholsterer finished.
