Fabrics, the mood of which can be caught in the sound of the wind over the heath, feel in the smell of honey, find in the fairy-tale motifs of mysterious Scotland.
Heather Heath is a space for creativity, where the most beautiful stanzas are born, where the brightest colors appear. Delicate as lilac inflorescences, chenille envelops the heart and soul, transports the one who touches it to the distant past, where laughing faeries dance to the music of the Celts.
Braided with combed, fluffy fibers that evoke heather, chenille threads resemble sprigs of heather. They form a dense tufted structure that becomes the backing. In this case, there are few threads, so the fabric has an amazing, truly magical lightness.
The special weave technology allows for a charming weightlessness and a distinct texture. The texture of the fabric feels like corduroy, making it the perfect alternative to velvet. The fluffy tufts give Moorland an incredible tactility and plasticity, making it ideal for drapes.
Chenille drapes with soft, flowing folds, it is well dyed, the color does not fade in the sun, and the interlacing threads retain almost physically perceptible warmth. Chenille does not wrinkle in drapes and does not lose its shape, but please note that it should be stored only in a roll – failure to comply with this rule can cause creases.
The fabric is made up of polyester and cotton and has a wear resistance of 6000 cycles according to the Martindale test. The combination of man-made and natural materials helped to make the fabric durable and made it much easier to care for. The width of 3 meters and the ability to dial fabrics both in height and width, make them suitable for decorating even panoramic windows.
Moorland drapes can even be cared for by machine washing. The main thing is to do it at a temperature not exceeding 40°C and not to use bleaching agents. Ironing fabrics is also allowed, but at the temperature of the bottom plate of the iron to 110 ° C.
