Architecture and fabrics unite in this innovative collaboration between Zinc Textile and Antwerp based studio Dieter Vander Velpen Architects, whose noteworthy portfolio spans bespoke projects across the globe. In this meeting of surface and structure, the rhythmic patterns of natural materials influenced the organic shapes and playful mix of tactile qualities, including velvets and jacquards that play with the contrast of matt and shine. Showcasing Zinc’s eclectic design language and Dieter Vander Velpen Architects contemporary edge, little importance is placed on everything matching but more on everything matters. Subtle nods to Zinc’s classic glam glimmer through the architecturally inspired designs that pay homage to the patterns found in marble, travertine, wood and sculptural shapes.
Rich and regal velvets and chenilles are the key ingredients to these statement upholstery fabrics that have an undertone of casual, easy living with a contemporary edge. Crude patterns, a retro stripe and a whole load of versatile semi-plains are designed to add a sumptuous nature to interiors.
Keeping it light, Zinc and renowned studio Dieter Vander Velpen Architects have collaborated to create a collection of linens for all eventualities. Sheers, semi-sheers and a mix of chunky and lightweight qualities, designed to work as one in a predominantly neutral palette for maximum versatility. Inspired by nature and its landscape of natural elements, the collection frames exteriors, emphasising the bounty of the outdoors while providing a soft veil to filter light.
Romo group's collaborations with artists aren't for everyone but then we don't have just anyone as customers. Those with a sense of adventure who enjoy being a little different, have confidence in their design expressions will enjoy not just the versatile designs but the textural changes in the new ranges.
