Blazer Lite is the new release felted wool from At Work With Camira. Designed by Ruth Greenup, the material is made from 100% virgin wool and is renewable and compostable.
January 5th, 2015
Finer and lighter in weight than our Blazer upholstery, this new felted wool is ideal for use on workstations, wall panels and other vertical surfaces.
At 170cm wide it sports a great colour palette of favourites, plus new subtle pastels and iridescent brights in plains and melange effects.
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