Textile

Explore 38 award-winning designs tagged Textile on DesignAmid Magazine.

Designer: Chen Bingrou Work: Rubber Rings Fabric Classification: Textile

Xun

This fabric is made from rubber rings by a special weaving technique suitable for annular materials. It can weave rubber rings together to be a reticular fabric and convert them into wearable designs but not cause any damage to the annular structure that all the materials inside the fabric are intact and can be reused. In addition, It does not require professional skill and special tools that even laymen without any weaving experience can easily use this craft. Everyone can knit his own clothes easily by this way.

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Designer: Liangshan Wu Work: Quilt Classification: Textile

Polish White Goose Down Series

Polish White Goose Down Series is a quilt designed for warm sleeping. The quilt is filled with selected Polish white goose down, chosen so that each cluster remains fluffy and full. A carbon nanometer fabric is interwoven with long-staple cotton to absorb light and heat, and the surface warms in about three seconds. A sandwich down lock structure divides the quilt into two layers and forms a central space that guides air and reduces heat loss. The pleated lining stores still air. The quilt is lighter than comparable silk and cotton quilts.

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Designer: Liangshan Wu Work: Quilt Classification: Textile

Jing Series

Jing Series is a goose down quilt designed for quiet sleep. The quilt uses a patented Cicada Wing fabric that is light, thin and soft, with a weight of 86 grams. The fabric lowers the noise of turning over at night to below 28 decibels. A 360 degree filter design and a damping section at the head help the inner core fit the cover. A 3 centimeter box type vertical lining forms independent sound insulation and reduces contact with the fabric. The filling is imported Polish white goose down, and the fabric is treated to resist bacteria and mites.

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Designer: Khajornsak Nakpan Work: Fibre Fashion Classification: Textile

Bio Melanin

The practice-led research and design investigated the use of soil to create a substitute textile material in Thailand. It aims to maximize the value of natural resources in response to climate change, based on the concept of living in harmony with nature. A bio-fibre was synthesized from soil bacteria through a process that holistically considered the full production cycle, ensuring that it generated no waste. The final material contained melanin pigments similar to human skin tones, with hues comparable to those of people from Thailand.

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Designer: Valentina Favaro Work: Transformable Fabrics 3D Printed Classification: Textile

Materializing the Digital

These designs explore how movement can be embodied in our urban garments through the use of programmable materials in response to the digital era. The aim is to analyze the relation between body and movement, through the connection with materials, and their adaptation and reaction to this. Materialization means to assume material form: the emphasis is on reality and perception. To materialize the movement is a path which has not only a conceptual and social goal, but also a functional one. The inspiration came doing a motion capture of our bodies in different sport activities.

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Designer: Kina Usami Work: Scarf Classification: Textile

Oriedental

Oriedental is a square silk scarf with a digitally printed pattern. The scarf measures 70 by 70 centimetres. The pattern combines Asian and Czech cultural references in a single composition. The concept comes from the personal background of the designer, who is originally from Japan and studied textile design in Prague. The scarf was created within the Studio of Textile Design at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. Digital printing on silk is used to produce the pattern.

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Designer: Zeinab Iranzadeh Ichme Work: Fabric Pattern Design Classification: Textile

Flower Power

The explorations of shapes and colors where the contrast and harmony play an eye-catching rule by itself. The mix of organic natural forms accompanied by bright and sharp colors which gave the refreshment and pleasant look to the piece. The delicate line art which is juxtaposed on colored surfaces that creates the floral compositions, which flows with total freedom between each other and where each part has its space to breathe, grow and going forward.

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Designer: Nour elchourbaji Work: Print Design Classification: Textile

The Modern Women

A repetitive screen-print pattern design made for the modern and brave woman. The design is implemented with different color combinations and on different fabrics such as cotton, silk and satin. The prints are for winter collection. The pattern and garments were designed for the strong independent woman who also has a hidden feminine side that she wants to express. The collection was meant to treat the other side in every women. Combining both modern and classic style in one look.

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Designer: Inna Anishchenko Work: Textile Pattern Classification: Textile

Fun Bamboos

The signature ornament was inspired by amazing festive mosaic lamps are the hallmark of the oriental bazaars and part of the eastern culture. The designer offers own interpretation of Arabic colorful patterns. The bright ornament was designed for fashion apparel, bags, and accessories and can be applied to different textile bases. The pattern is included in the branded collection ”Lovely Lines" by Anni Teriani.

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Designer: Pallavi Padukone Work: Fragrant Textiles Classification: Textile

Reminiscent

Reinterpreting the fragrance industry, Pallavi Padukone uses textiles as aromatherapy to condense time and distance and create an immersive experience to reconnect with nature, nostalgia, her home, and identity. Reminiscent uses natural ways to integrate and infuse scents into textiles through perfumed pockets and embroidery and embellishment using scent coated cotton yarn and organza silk. At a time when wearing masks is the new normal, her textiles pay tribute to the sensorial experience of smell and its effect on mental and physical wellness.

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Designer: Tingting Chen Work: Pillow Classification: Textile

Dongfangfu

Dongfangfu is a pillow designed to support the head and neck during sleep. The pillow is divided into three areas of different height: a back sleeping area, two side sleeping areas and a cervical spine soothing area. The back sleeping area and the side areas are 10.5 centimeters high, while the cervical spine soothing area is 6.5 centimeters high. The fillings combine white goose down, white goose feathers and natural latex particles. The cover is made of 100 percent cotton fabric. The concave surface follows the curve of the head.

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Designer: Yen-Yu Chen Work: Scarf Classification: Textile

Formosa Sapphire

Formosa Sapphire is a silk scarf decorated with a pattern of Swinhoe's Pheasant, a bird species endemic to Taiwan. The design features hand-drawn brush strokes, fine line textures and bright colors. The bird was studied through photographs and reference books, then drawn in detail. The artwork was converted into a vector file to preserve the original strokes and colors, and is applied to silk by digital printing. The scarf measures 650 by 650 millimeters. The intent is to introduce endemic Taiwanese birds to a wider audience and to support awareness of bird conservation.

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