Drawing XVI (b) 1974 by Dedar: Geometric poetry in velvet

Two-tone jacquard velvet with depth and character

The rows of triangles are woven in a two-tone jacquard technique, which creates a subtle contrast and a lively surface. The graphic motif runs vertically across the fabric, creating an optical play that remains both decorative and understated. This balance makes Drawing XVI (b) 1974 particularly suitable for interior applications where design, art and comfort come together.

An ode to the work of Anni Albers

The fabric Drawing XVI (b) 1974 is the result of a special collaboration between Dedar and the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation. Inspired by an original paper drawing by textile artist Anni Albers, this fabric brings geometry to life in a graphic interplay of form and texture. Soft, irregularly placed triangles create rhythm without repetition – like a visual composition that continues to surprise.

Tactile layering with visual refinement

What makes this fabric extra unique is the contrasting curling texture that continues vertically against the background of the soft velvet pile. This combination creates a tangible depth that enhances the graphic pattern. The fabric feels soft but at the same time has a pronounced structure that gives the design character.

Drawing XVI (b) 1974 by Dedar is an innovative jacquard fabric that fuses art, geometry and craftsmanship. Perfect for those looking for a modern, tactile and culturally enriched interior application. A true must-have for lovers of artistic textiles.

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Drawing XVI (b) 1974 fabric