Maharam (Collection)

November 21st, 2008

The company, originally a supplier of theatrical textiles, later branched out into contract textiles, developing engineered textiles for commercial applications. The companyís comprehensive collection includes various coloured and textured textiles for seating, windowcoverings and walls. Maharam enjoys a close working relationship with Danish textile company Kvadrat, as the two companies share a common vision of innovation and excellence in design. Together the international partners boast a collection of designs from industry heavyweights such as Tord Boontje, Paul Smith and many more.

Product Range
Textiles.

Major Brands
Maharam.

Application
Commercial, hospitality and residential.

Sustainability
Maharam is committed to the implementation of progressive environmental practices. By focusing their attention on both business practices and product design, a holistic approach towards environmental protection has become intrinsic to the companyís culture. Maharam is ISO 14001 certified.

Major Projects
Mater Hospital, Qld; Crown Casino, Vic; Cisco, NSW; Aon, NSW; Foxtel, Vic; AMP, NSW; Hilton Hotel, SA; ANZ, Vic; Optus and Westpac, NSW.

Lead Time
Ex stock.

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