Materialised is owned and run by the founding Price family with state-of-the-art digital printing and warehousing taking place in the Southern Sydney suburb of Blakehurst. The entire team is steeped in a culture of making a difference by doing things differently... Striving to make a positive difference to their community, industry, clients and those occupying the spaces they furnish.
Specialising in fit-for-purpose textiles, wall covering and acoustic products for hospitality, healthcare, education, theatres, government, defence and any project requiring high performance... Flame retardancy, high abrasion resistance and acoustic absorption are key.
The product range enables the complete furnishing requirement: Block-out curtain fabric, acoustic sheers, waterproof upholstery, sustainable faux leather, framed art, luxury bedspreads, shower curtains, cubicle screens, acoustic paneling and wall covering of all kinds. Decorative window film has also recently been added to the product suite.
Beyond innovative products, Materialised act as a conduit to clients for information on trends and changes in regulations affecting our industry, garnered from decades of strong relationship with industry leaders worldwide.
Design Studios are located in the major centres across Australia and New Zealand, in Adelaide, Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. More than just showrooms, designers enjoy colour-coded textile and wall covering samples and all the resources a designer could ask for. Digitally printed samples are even heat-pressed on the spot.
“Nothing is too much trouble. Attention to detail and client satisfaction is second to none.” - Kate Lewis, Interior Designer.
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Inspired by an unthinkable design challenge on Sydney Harbour, Materialised’s ingenuity didn’t just fuse acoustic performance with transparent finesse – it forever reimagined commercial curtain textiles by making the impossible possible.
It’s widely accepted that nature – the original, most accomplished design blueprint – cannot be improved upon. But the exclusive Crypton Leather range proves that it can undoubtedly be enhanced, augmented and extended, signalling a new era of limitless organic materiality.
Materialised’s unique creations aren’t just fabrics or wall covering – they are artworks that push the boundaries of craftsmanship. Now, the Australian brand pushes the envelope once again with the launch of AcoustiCalm: sustainable, sound-absorbing panels that weave the poetry of design with the pragmatism of acoustic control.
Inspired by the soothing rhythms of Nelson Bay, artist Patricia Braune and Materialised unveil the Bay Lines Collection, a captivating range of contract furnishings that effortlessly transport the intricate splendour of the coastal landscape indoors.
Lizzy Stageman blends ancestral wisdom with artistry to reveal grand life stories in her contemporary Aboriginal designs. ‘Finding My Place’ transforms her original art into captivating commercial textiles, wall coverings & acoustic art.
An exciting new partnership sees Shibori and Materialised come together to celebrate the wonders of Australasian minerals. Vivid, thoughtful and undeniably stunning, ‘Mineralism’ is a love letter dedicated to the vibrant colours of the Australasian landscape.
Materialised offer a range of performance driven protective products designed to preserve the integrity and aesthetic of interiors in a range of contexts. Materialised’s Hard Knocks wall covering collection embodies perfect balance between aesthetics and performance.
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How, as adults, do you design a hospital from a child’s perspective? That was the challenge given to the team behind Perth Children’s Hospital: JCY Architects and Urban Designers, Cox Architecture and Billard Leece Partnership (BLP), with HKS Inc.
Sometimes the most highly evolved designs are incomplete. When conceptualising the new Suncorp headquarters in Sydney, the interiors team at Geyer worked to the idea of ‘designing to 80%’. The result is a radical take on the oft-used idea of workplace flexibility. While the building caters to the needs of its residents in the present, it comprehensively avoids dictating what these needs will be in the future.
What is interior design’s responsibility in revolutionising aged-care environments? The new Emmy Monash Aged-Care facility in Melbourne’s Caufield has all the luxury commodities of a contemporary multi-residential complex. From thoughtfully considered finishes through to superior shared facilities, no expense has been spared on residents’ comfort and quality of life.
