``We strive to make a positive difference to our community, our industry, our clients and those occupying the spaces we furnish” - Gary Price, founder of Materialised.
Materialised specialise in digital printing on fire-retardant fabrics and wall-vinyls, where one can customise or select from their extensive collections.
This is an Australian family-owned company, that is phenomenally innovative, and has been supplying high performance fabrics for over forty years. Incredibly enthusiastic, energetic and supportive, they are a joy to work with.
From a beautiful collection by Lizzy Stageman called ‘Finding my Place’.
Materialised is continually updating and improving their extensive collections of high performance fabrics and products, it is hard to keep up. From printing upon a vast variety of bases for furnishings, walls and ceilings, to providing an extensive collections of acoustic solutions to creating new designs to suit many a need. Originating in the healthcare industry they have a plethora of specialised products especially designed for the rigours of this sector.
Using superior print technology one can select from Materialised’s library or print your own designs. These can then be applied to dozens of base fabrics, wall vinyls and roller blinds. Their printing is very precise with performance outcomes for any and every situation. Materialised operate the fastest, wide-width textile digital printer in Australia. Lightning fast, 2 weeks of normal production, is now completed in only one and a half days. Above is ‘Minerialism’ by Shibori.
Perfect for commercial, hospitality, healthcare and residential spaces, base cloths and wall vinyls are all high performance fabrics that are fire retardant and many are anti-microbial. These leafy designs are by textile designer Patricia Braune.
Materialised have an excellent collection of wall mural designs which you can click here to view. We have changed the colours of this design, My Space, to grey tones from the original colourful creation to better suit it’s surrounds. By Studio Epilogue at the Raffles Hotel in Singapore.
Studio 54 is a shiny dramatic metallised vinyl. Colours are vibrant and the paper seems to almost glow. Materialised have several bases for wall coverings however this is the most exciting, and of course it is contract grade. Here Cooop.co have used it effectively on the ceiling of this restaurant in Sydney’s CBD: The Meat & Wine Co, Seagrass Hospitality Group,
Materialised's innovative acoustic sheers
One of the highest performing acoustic sheer available the ‘Hush’ sheers are woven with a ribbon-shaped Trevira CS yarn. Bouncing backwards and forwards sound waves are adsorbed on this filament muffling the sound and significantly reducing sound levels–not convinced, watch the video.
Plus see more about Materialised’s extensive offer for acoustic solutions by clicking here.
WhisperArt® provides a wonderful acoustic solution, printed fabric is wrapped around an acoustic sustainable panel (it has a green rating). Choose from Materialised’s library or create your own design.
Printed sheer fabrics turn an ordinary polyester textile into something super special. We have produced many a bespoke ombré in multiple colours, for walls too. Above at the Novotel at Christchurch New Zealand’s airport day curtains are used to divide spaces. Warren and Mahoney, Christchurch © Stephen Goodenough
We install many curtains and to learn more visit our Curtains and drapes page here.
This is a render of Telopea by Patricia Braune design where we doubled the size of the flowers for greater impact in a commercial project.
From Grace Garrett’s Catch of the Day collection. On the walls ‘John B. Sails’ design f has a wonderful impressive structure. A fine texture is added so it prints well on flat wall vinyls and fabrics and textured bases alike. It comes in six lovely colourways, this one is called Viking Blue.
Originating in the healthcare industry Materialised have a plethora of specialised products designed for the rigours of this sector. A good deal of knowledge is required to service this industry and Materialised are experts. An example is BLOX a modular, non-disposable cubicle screen system that has a myriad of benefits to hospitals which you can find out more here.
Designed by a company called ‘Shibori’ these Shibori designs are then translated on to Materialised’s base cloths and come in a selection of earthy tones
Shibori throw cushions
By Sibella Court the ‘Nostalgia’ Collection showcases her love of Australian history and celebrates restoration of heritage houses.
Interior designer, product designer, author, and content creator, Sibella Court has written award-winning books and creates content for her own newspaper and social media channels. Plus she contributes to magazines including Belle, Vogue Living, House & Garden Australia and Domino.
An illustrator and biologist, Kelly Kratzing’s design collection is digitally printed on high performance textiles, roller blinds and wall coverings.
The lobby of ANZ Bank, Sylvia Park in Auckland, New Zealand. This stunning velvet curtain is a continuous image. The image is divided up and each part printed and sewn together in order.
The Ovolo Woolloomooloo is a hotel with many bedhead designs. Designed by Hassell Studio these bedheads become the focus in the room. Each panel would need to be printed with a bleed to ensure a continuous flow of the design across the bedhead.
To the right is a jacquard weave and to the left a printed version by Materialised whose dye sublimation process allows for subtle printing that doesn’t affect the fabric’s performance.
“People with taste will find me.”
Florence Broadhurst quoted in The Australian Women’s Weekly, August 25, 1965.
Fans of the Australian design legend, Florence Broadhurst, can now purchase her wallpaper and fabric designs from Materialised.
The difference between stumbling blocks and stepping stones, is the way you use them.
To see more spend some time on Materialised’s comprehensive website, we recommend taking a good look at their ever expanding case studies: materialised.com.au
``We strive to make a positive difference to our community, our industry, our clients and those occupying the spaces we furnish” - Gary Price, founder of Materialised.
Materialised specialise in digital printing on fire-retardant fabrics and wall-vinyls, where one can customise or select from their extensive collections.
This is an Australian family-owned company, that is phenomenally innovative, and has been supplying high performance commercial fabric for over forty years. Incredibly enthusiastic, energetic and supportive, they are a joy to work with.
Materialised is continually updating and improving their extensive collections of high performance fabric and products, it is hard to keep up. From printing upon a vast variety of bases for furnishings, walls and ceilings, to providing an extensive collections of acoustic solutions to creating new designs to suit many a need.
Using a superior print technology one can select from their library or print your own designs. These can then be applied to dozens of base fabrics, ensuring precise performance outcomes for any and every situation. Materialised operate the fastest, wide-width textile digital printer in Australia. Lightning fast, 2 weeks of normal production, is now completed in only one and a half days.
Materialised have an excellent collection of wall mural designs which you can click here to view. We have changed the colours of this design, My Space, to grey tones from the original colourful creation to better suit it’s surrounds. By Studio Epilogue at the Raffles Hotel in Singapore.
Studio 54 is a shiny dramatic metallised vinyl. Colours are vibrant and the paper seems to almost glow. Materialised have several based for wall coverings however this is the most exciting, and of course it is contract grade. Here Cooop.co have used it effectively on the ceiling of this restaurant in Sydney’s CBD: The Meat & Wine Co, Seagrass Hospitality Group,
Perfect for commercial, hospitality, healthcare and residential spaces, base cloths and wall vinyls are all high performance commercial fabrics that are fire retardant and many are anti-microbial. These leafy designs are by textile designer Patricia Braune.
Materialised's innovative acoustic sheers
One of the highest performing acoustic sheer available the ‘Hush’ sheers are woven with a ribbon-shaped Trevira CS yarn. Bouncing backwards and forwards sound waves are adsorbed on this filament muffling the sound and significantly reducing sound levels–not convinced, watch the video.
Plus see more about Materialised’s extensive offer for acoustic solutions by clicking here.
WhisperArt® provides a wonderful acoustic solution, printed fabric is wrapped around an acoustic sustainable panel (it has a green rating). Choose from Materialised’s library or create your own design.
Printed sheer fabrics turn an ordinary polyester textile into something super special. We have produced many a bespoke ombré in multiple colours, for walls too. Above at the Novotel at Christchurch New Zealand’s airport day curtains are used to divide spaces. Warren and Mahoney, Christchurch © Stephen Goodenough
We install many curtains and to learn more visit our Curtains and drapes page here.
Originating in the healthcare industry Materialised have a plethora of specialised products designed for the rigours of this sector. A good deal of knowledge is required to service this industry and Materialised are experts. An example is BLOX a modular, non-disposable cubicle screen system that has a myriad of benefits to hospitals which you can find out more here.
This is a render of Telopea by Patricia Braune design where we doubled the size of the flowers for greater impact in a commercial project.
From Grace Garrett’s Catch of the Day collection. On the walls ‘John B. Sails’ design has a wonderful impressive structure. A fine texture is added so it prints well on flat wall vinyls and fabrics and textured bases alike, and all are high performance commercial fabrics. It comes in six lovely colourways, this one is called Viking Blue.
Designed by a company called ‘Shibori’ these Shibori designs are then translated on to Materialised’s base cloths and come in a selection of earthy tones
Shibori throw cushions
The Ovolo Woolloomooloo by Hassell Studio, who designed multiple graphics for bedheads.
“People with taste will find me.” Florence Broadhurst quoted in The Australian Women’s Weekly, August 25, 1965. Fans of the Australian design legend, Florence Broadhurst, can now purchase her wallpaper and fabric designs from Materialised.
The difference between stumbling blocks and stepping stones, is the way you use them.
Lobby of ANZ Bank, Sylvia Park in Auckland, New Zealand.
To the right is a jacquard weave and to the left a printed version by Materialised whose dye sublimation process allows for subtle printing that doesn’t affect the fabric’s performance.
To see more spend some time on Materialised’s comprehensive website, we recommend taking a good look at their ever expanding case studies: materialised.com