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-viscose blend gives it a really nice textured feel, and the pattern is subtle enough to work with almost any furniture. It’s held up perfectly so far with daily use from my kids and pets, which is exactly what I needed.
The color depth from the pre-dyed fibers is incredible—it shifts subtly depending on the light. After upholstering a frequently used armchair, the fabric already shows no signs of wear, which gives me real confidence in its durability.
I wasn't sure how a wool-viscose blend would feel, but it's surprisingly soft and the weave feels incredibly sturdy. The pre-dyed fibers give it a rich, nuanced color that changes slightly in different light.
