Category: Tapicería
Diseñado originalmente por Nanna Ditzel en 1965, Hallingdal 65 es un tejido de tapicería excepcionalmente resistente que combina armoniosamente lana y viscosa, ambas teñidas antes del hilado para resaltar su textura. La lana aporta una durabilidad y flexibilidad superiores, mientras que la viscosa realza el color con brillo y profundidad.
The wool feels dense and tightly woven, so I’m confident it’ll hold up on our busy sofa for years. The subtle sheen from the viscose catches the light nicely, and the colors look even richer in person than on screen.
The weave feels tight and almost sculptural under your fingers, and the pre-dyed yarns give it a depth of color that shifts in the light. I've had the sample on my armchair for a week now and it still looks crisp, no pilling or shine where I've rested my elbow. Exactly the kind of sturdy, timeless f
The wool-viscose blend has that rich, heathered look that only pre-dyed fibers give, and it’s held up beautifully on my armchair through daily use. After six months, not a single sign of pilling or wear.
