Founded in 1902 in New York, Maharam is a leading creator of textiles for commercial and residential interiors. Recognised for its rigorous and holistic commitment to design, Maharam embraces a range of disciplines from product, graphic, and digital design to art and architecture. Maharam textiles are included in the permanent collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Stedelijk Museum, among others. Maharam is the recipient of the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design MuseumDesign Patron Award for its longstanding support of art and design.
Maharam’s M Series consists of multipurpose textiles in over 400 colors. This collection of solids represents one of the design studio’s greatest strengths: combining elevated aesthetics and performance at a practical price. M’s offer recycled content, abrasion resistance, bleach cleanability, and short leadtimes. Maharam periodically refreshes the palettes of these perennial textiles to ensure their continued relevance.
Mantle is woven with heavily plied yarns in a chunky basket weave. Offering a woollen look, the textile illustrates tonal depth through a broad palette.
Meld’s fine basket weave offers the look and feel of wool across a luminous surface of subtle duotones.
Messenger is a versatile textile with a tailored texture and rich duotone look that offers enduring appeal.
Muse pairs a technical look with high performance capabilities. Made entirely from post-consumer recycled polyester, Muse uses high-energy dyed polyester yarns in a fine, dense weave.
Celebrating the warmth, refinement, and resilience of natural fibres, Maharam’s comprehensive series of wool upholstery highlights the environmental, aesthetic, and performance benefits of wool through an extraordinary breadth of colour and soft textures. To achieve the unique aesthetic range, the design studio worked with specialised resources in historic textile regions throughout the world. Building upon wool’s reduced environmental impact as a rapidly renewable resource, the studio opted to avoid added chemical finishes and incorporate recycled content wherever possible.
Nico is a precisely woven pindot with a soft texture that features unexpected colour pairing between the matte ground and slight luster of the dot motif.
Luce uses a twill weave which illuminates the surface texture and depth of yarns. The collection is made from recycled wool which is sourced from repurposed garments.