2026-04-01T21:29:12+01:00

Felt fabric is produced by matting, condensing, and pressing raw wool or synthetic fibres using controlled heat, moisture, and friction, forming a dense, non-woven textile. Its uniform surface reveals an interlocked, multidirectional fibrous structure, relying on the inherent crimp and binding capabilities of the source fibres. This matting process creates a cohesive material with a flat, matte finish and consistent structural density.

This felt fabric was sourced by hand, selected specifically for its dense, matted composition and muted palette that establish a continuous tactile depth. Utilising state-of-the-art PBR capture methodologies, the material's surface nuances are accurately digitised, post-processed, and tiled for seamless continuity. Validated across various lighting conditions, this texture set delivers a high-fidelity representation optimised for furniture renders and acoustic panel visualisations.