Weaving a new sense of space

Weaving begins with a simple gesture: one thread crossing another. Through repetition, individual fibres become a surface, revealing a rhythm of interlacings, subtle variations, and tactile detail. LOOM, the new Texam collection, draws on this ancient and universal language, translating the richness of textile structures into wallcoverings that bring warmth and depth to contemporary interiors.

At the heart of the collection is the relationship between thread, texture, and light. The interwoven character of cloth, the delicate irregularities of yarn, and the relaxed movement of linen offer a starting point for surfaces with a distinct material presence. Light reveals their relief, tracing fine details and gentle variations that invite a closer look. Across a wall, these details form a quiet continuity, giving the space a sense of intimacy and coherence.

Four designs — Tissage, Thréa, Filéa, and Crumpled Linen — explore different expressions of this textile inspiration. Together, they compose a vocabulary of interlacings, linear rhythms, and softly irregular textures. Each has its own identity, allowing designers to introduce subtle distinctions within a shared material language. Colour adds another dimension, shaping how the texture is perceived and how it relates to surrounding finishes, furnishings, and light.

With LOOM, Texam brings textile sensibility into an architectural context. The wall becomes an integral part of the interior’s atmosphere: a surface whose depth and detail contribute to the experience of the whole room. Its presence emerges through the changing light and through the relationships it creates with wood, stone, metal, and fabric.

From intimate residential settings to welcoming hospitality spaces, LOOM offers a considered approach to interiors, where tactile richness and visual balance work together. The collection carries the memory of weaving into contemporary design, connecting the scale of a single thread with the character of an entire space.

LOOM. Weaving a new sense of space.