Brahman Perera incorporated textiles from the Kvadrat Maharam collection as a key feature of the interior concept and design for the 2024 LANDMARK by Lexus, a striking contemporary pavilion within the exclusive Birdcage enclosure at the Melbourne Cup Carnival.

Guest is a soft chenille upholstery textile crafted from 100% recycled polyester, with a warm melange expression.

At Saturday Indesign 2024, ownworld’s Darlinghurst showroom was transformed into a dynamic celebration of Australian design. Curated by Sam Manley, the installation featured an impressive all-Australian line-up, with standout contributions from Aplós, A R N O L D studio, Derlot, Dowel Jones, and Remington Matters.

Maharam’s rug collection explores plush solids, subdued texture, and bold graphics that offer a residential feel while meeting contract performance requirements. The collection includes archival reissues by Alexander Girard, designs by contemporary collaborators such as Bertjan Pot and Hella Jongerius, and perennial classics from the design studio.

During this year’s 3daysofdesign Kvadrat revealed ReThink – an exhibition showcasing the work of 12 emerging and established creatives focused on what responsible design means to them through working with Kvadrat’s recycled, regenerative, and circular material.

Maharam introduces Beyond and Midair by Jacob Hashimoto, the first woven textiles designed with the New York-based multimedia artist and longtime Maharam Digital Projects collaborator.

Kvadrat Maharam’s latest collaboration with Tom Skeehan of Skeehan Studio combines fresh design perspectives with Kvadrat and Maharam’s textile expertise.

Maharam is proud to support Tent Typologies: A Working Study – an exhibition by Sam Chermayeff Office on view at Dropcity during Milan Design Week 2024. The result of the Berlin-based architectural studio’s recent research into tensile structures, the study presents twelve typologies that explore the multivalent properties of tents.

Launching at this year’s Salone del Mobile, Kvadrat explores colour and the deep emotional effect it can impart on your senses through its special installation by Margrethe Odgaard in #coloureffects.

Wild yet calm, emotional yet composed, grounded yet revolutionary, the Sahco 2024 collection builds on its rich heritage, reviving and rethinking classic motifs with a 21st century mindset.