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Immerse yourself in the world of Decorative Textiles with our board, a rich tapestry of fabrics that transform spaces and express personality. From intricate handwoven rugs to sumptuous drapery and vibrant upholstery, discover how textiles add depth, color, and comfort to any environment. Ideal for interior designers, DIY decorators, and textile enthusiasts, our collection is a celebration of patterns, textures, and craftsmanship that inspire beautiful, lived-in spaces.
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a man and woman sitting on a couch in a room with lights hanging from the ceiling
Styl Hampton
Ikea Products
Styl Boho
Graphic Patterns
Sustainable Design
Styl Vintage
Creative Projects
Handwoven Rugs
Interior Designers
Tyg trimmed fabrics - a collection like this has never been seen at IKEA before
IKEA announces the launch of Tyg, the first collection of cropped fabrics with energetic, graphic patterns, ideal for creative projects. Tyg encourages experimentation and self-expression in many ways. In addition to the artistic aspect, it is also a great example of the sustainable design that characterises IKEA products.
two people peeking out from between colorful fabrics
Ikea Gifts
Interior Ikea
Scandinavian Textiles
Ikea Food
Outdoor Kitchen Appliances
Kids Flooring
Outdoor Bedroom
Organization Furniture
Ikea Family
Tyg trimmed fabrics - a collection like this has never been seen at IKEA before
IKEA announces the launch of Tyg, the first collection of cropped fabrics with energetic, graphic patterns, ideal for creative projects. Tyg encourages experimentation and self-expression in many ways. In addition to the artistic aspect, it is also a great example of the sustainable design that characterises IKEA products.
a vase with flowers sitting on top of a purple and white checkered box
Old Vases
Playful Decor
Colorful Fruit
Leftover Fabric
Checkerboard Pattern
Ikea Diy
Sewing Kit
Tyg trimmed fabrics - a collection like this has never been seen at IKEA before
IKEA announces the launch of Tyg, the first collection of cropped fabrics with energetic, graphic patterns, ideal for creative projects. Tyg encourages experimentation and self-expression in many ways. In addition to the artistic aspect, it is also a great example of the sustainable design that characterises IKEA products.
a woman is holding some boxes on a shelf in front of many different colors and patterns
Striped Walls
Vine Pattern
Fabric Glue
Fabric Bolts
Shop Interior Design
Tyg trimmed fabrics - a collection like this has never been seen at IKEA before
IKEA announces the launch of Tyg, the first collection of cropped fabrics with energetic, graphic patterns, ideal for creative projects. Tyg encourages experimentation and self-expression in many ways. In addition to the artistic aspect, it is also a great example of the sustainable design that characterises IKEA products.
a woman sitting at a table in front of a sewing machine surrounded by colorful fabrics
Ikea France
Ikea Fabric
Ikea New
Tyg trimmed fabrics - a collection like this has never been seen at IKEA before
IKEA announces the launch of Tyg, the first collection of cropped fabrics with energetic, graphic patterns, ideal for creative projects. Tyg encourages experimentation and self-expression in many ways. In addition to the artistic aspect, it is also a great example of the sustainable design that characterises IKEA products.
the man and woman are dressed up in costumes for an odd fashion show or party
Office Planners
Tyg trimmed fabrics - a collection like this has never been seen at IKEA before
IKEA announces the launch of Tyg, the first collection of cropped fabrics with energetic, graphic patterns, ideal for creative projects. Tyg encourages experimentation and self-expression in many ways. In addition to the artistic aspect, it is also a great example of the sustainable design that characterises IKEA products.
a room with a chair, desk and wall hanging
Precut Fabric
Tyg trimmed fabrics - a collection like this has never been seen at IKEA before
IKEA announces the launch of Tyg, the first collection of cropped fabrics with energetic, graphic patterns, ideal for creative projects. Tyg encourages experimentation and self-expression in many ways. In addition to the artistic aspect, it is also a great example of the sustainable design that characterises IKEA products.
a man riding a skateboard down the side of a ramp in front of tall buildings
Retro Futuristic
Computer Graphics
The 1980s
Wall Street
Set Design
Tron
Fabric Collection
Fabric Decor
Grid fabric collection - retro-futuristic patterns and colours
The Grid collection of decorative fabrics is the result of Dekoma's collaboration with designers Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło Sukiennik. The retro-futuristic patterns and colours are the result of mixing many inspirations: the aesthetics of the 1980s, the set design of the films 'Wall Street' and 'Tron', fascination with the first, highly simplified computer graphics or, finally, cartography.
a yellow towel hanging on the side of a building with scaffolding in the background
Grid fabric collection - retro-futuristic patterns and colours
The Grid collection of decorative fabrics is the result of Dekoma's collaboration with designers Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło Sukiennik. The retro-futuristic patterns and colours are the result of mixing many inspirations: the aesthetics of the 1980s, the set design of the films 'Wall Street' and 'Tron', fascination with the first, highly simplified computer graphics or, finally, cartography.
there is a train that is going under the bridge and people are walking on the sidewalk
No Sew Curtains
Fabric Trimmings
Upholstered Furniture
Mid Century Style
Postmodernism
Grid fabric collection - retro-futuristic patterns and colours
The Grid collection of decorative fabrics is the result of Dekoma's collaboration with designers Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło Sukiennik. The retro-futuristic patterns and colours are the result of mixing many inspirations: the aesthetics of the 1980s, the set design of the films 'Wall Street' and 'Tron', fascination with the first, highly simplified computer graphics or, finally, cartography.
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Grid fabric collection - retro-futuristic patterns and colours
The Grid collection of decorative fabrics is the result of Dekoma's collaboration with designers Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło Sukiennik. The retro-futuristic patterns and colours are the result of mixing many inspirations: the aesthetics of the 1980s, the set design of the films 'Wall Street' and 'Tron', fascination with the first, highly simplified computer graphics or, finally, cartography.
a man riding a skateboard on top of a ramp
Diy Decor
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Pattern
Grid fabric collection - retro-futuristic patterns and colours
The Grid collection of decorative fabrics is the result of Dekoma's collaboration with designers Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło Sukiennik. The retro-futuristic patterns and colours are the result of mixing many inspirations: the aesthetics of the 1980s, the set design of the films 'Wall Street' and 'Tron', fascination with the first, highly simplified computer graphics or, finally, cartography.
an urban area with tall buildings and yellow flowers in the foreground on a cloudy day
Net Curtains
Outdoor Rooms
Grid fabric collection - retro-futuristic patterns and colours
The Grid collection of decorative fabrics is the result of Dekoma's collaboration with designers Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło Sukiennik. The retro-futuristic patterns and colours are the result of mixing many inspirations: the aesthetics of the 1980s, the set design of the films 'Wall Street' and 'Tron', fascination with the first, highly simplified computer graphics or, finally, cartography.
a man riding a skateboard down the side of a ramp in front of tall buildings
Grid fabric collection - retro-futuristic patterns and colours
The Grid collection of decorative fabrics is the result of Dekoma's collaboration with designers Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło Sukiennik. The retro-futuristic patterns and colours are the result of mixing many inspirations: the aesthetics of the 1980s, the set design of the films 'Wall Street' and 'Tron', fascination with the first, highly simplified computer graphics or, finally, cartography.
a street sign on the side of a building in front of a do not enter sign
Gradient Color
Grid fabric collection - retro-futuristic patterns and colours
The Grid collection of decorative fabrics is the result of Dekoma's collaboration with designers Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło Sukiennik. The retro-futuristic patterns and colours are the result of mixing many inspirations: the aesthetics of the 1980s, the set design of the films 'Wall Street' and 'Tron', fascination with the first, highly simplified computer graphics or, finally, cartography.