With the ‘Textile Room’, the Amsterdam textile innovation studio byborre has presented a new digital platform that offers designers: inside the world’s access to individually configurable fabrics. Users: inside can choose from 20 directly adjustable textiles based on the AO3 and 3D knitting structures of the studio.
Color combinations, model repetitions and texture details can be flexibly designed via a user-friendly surface with visual real-time feedback. In this way, manufacturers can design and experiment quickly, precisely, precisely and regardless of solid collections or long development cycles, according to the company in a message on Tuesday.
Byborres textile room: creative and transparent production
In addition to these adaptable fabrics, the platform offers the option of building textiles from scratch, either independently or in cooperation with the knitting design-Expert: inside of Byborre. In this way, the material development becomes part of the creative identity of the manufacturers: inside.
All fabrics are produced on order, with a minimum acceptance of 50 meters. In addition, each design is provided with a textile passport, a digital pass with a complete traceability of the production process, including environmental information based on a life cycle analysis LCA. This means that byborre not only offers custom -made products, but also a concrete contribution to increasing transparency in the supply chain.
With the textile room, Byborre takes another step towards a more circular, efficient and creative textile industry. Previously, Byborre had introduced the Create platform, a digital design environment with which complex 3D fabrics can be developed intuitively.
Co -founder and creative director Akkersdijk described them as ‘Photoshop for textiles’. In 2021, the platform was awarded the Dutch Design Awards as a product of the year for its innovative character and its potential to reduce waste in industry.
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