Available in colorways inspired by a range of natural minerals and stones—from Raw Agate to Moonstone, Carrara, and Quartz—Aiden pairs planes of dappled color with a subtle checkerboard texture to bring an orderly contrast to an organic coloration.

Area rug designed by Bertjan Pot made of Low Pile Saxony Polyamide, Soft Yarn Polyamide or 80% New Zealand Wool.

A multidirectional weave-like emboss gives Adrian a subtle iridescent luster and tactile dimension. Composed of intermingling squares and rectangles—from silvery tones like Stone, Concrete and Fog to the cool blues of Dusk and Sky, and warm tan earth tones of Golden and Glow.

Addison pairs beribboned, vertical grooves with a checkered surface pattern that creates subtle interplays with light and shadow for a handsome, visual optic effect. Available in a range of warm earth and jewel tones.

Designed to hold lightweight bags, keys, umbrella or other small items

Area rug designed by Bas Kosters made of Low Pile Saxony Polyamide, Soft Yarn Polyamide or 80% New Zealand Wool.

Vertical etchings collide with a collage of rectilinear forms to create a highly textured, prismatic effect lending to variation.

The Hopper picnic table clearly bears resembles to the traditional picnic tables everybody knows, but as is typical of Extremis it offers extra comfort. The four pass through zones make it easy to get in and out of Hopper without having to lift your leg over the bench or disturbing your table-companions. Its slanted legs and tabletop edges are a clear reference to the hop poles that are so characteristic of the Westhoek region. If you turn around, you can use the tabletop as a comfortable backrest.

Ikat Dot takes inspiration from the traditional textile process that uses resist dyed yarns to create patterning. In Ikat Dot wallcovering, organic clusters of overlapping forms painted on silk simulate the convergence of dyed warp and weft. The pattern combines the languages of painting, weaving, and digital printing to create a modern organic surface material.

Madera, Spanish for wood, brings the outside in with its soft, wood grain. Both the repeat and coloration of this wallcovering were selected to emulate natural woods. Available in eight neutral colors (including colorways like Walnut and Char), Madera has a vertical repeat effect that intentionally emulates paneled wood.

Pediment’s design alludes to its architectural definition. The patterned emboss provides a textured structure and blurs the line between architecture- and textile-inspired designs. Pediment can also read like a woven herringbone; a play on classic menswear for vertical surfaces. The emboss is textural yet clean and colors offered reflect changing fashions: a combination of new warm neutrals, classic cool greys and a selection of blues, like Denim and Turquoise.

Color bars balances a simple dash motif oriented vertically and horizontally with an organic and randomized pattern structure. Inspired by fractals and movement, the pattern plays with visual complexity through rhythm and variation in color and relationships. Based on Biophilic Design principles documented by Steelcase researchers, a suble sense of movement is stimulating and rejuvinating.