Collections

 

 

Twist on a Classic

The Good Vibrations collection by Suzanne Tick features five sustainable textiles that invite us to get on the same wavelength and put nature first. Gestures of static, frequency, and vibration are emulated in textile form, promoting the powerful forces of energy that connect us worldwide—evoking warmth, adaptability, and joy.

In the spirit of reinvention, Suzanne Tick modernizes timeless weave structures with the Twist on a Classic collection. Houndstooth, herringbone, nubby modern wool, boucle texture, two-toned drapery, and large-scale graphic pattern motif are reimagined through scale studies, iridescent color combinations, and coating technology that make for unique, tactile surfaces. Crafted with a commitment to sustainability, these six textiles tell a story of mindful innovation upon every interior surface.

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Good Vibrations

The Good Vibrations collection by Suzanne Tick features five sustainable textiles that invite us to get on the same wavelength and put nature first. Gestures of static, frequency, and vibration are emulated in textile form, promoting the powerful forces of energy that connect us worldwide—evoking warmth, adaptability, and joy.

Pairing a bright, accented palette with biodegradable and recycled fibers, this integrated toolkit of multipurpose, wrapped wall, drapery, and upholstery textiles packs a colorful punch with deep reverence for nature—creating opportunities for renewed vitality in any space.

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Organized Complexity

The Organized Complexity collection by Suzanne Tick features 6 textiles that explore human connection in tandem with nature—which continuously finds ways to fit form to function, collectively-evolving in pursuit of a greater equilibrium. Through pattern work, manufacturing techniques, and materiality, Organized Complexity reveals the ways in which humans can mirror the natural systems around us to better relate with one another.

Pairing a bright, accented palette with biodegradable and recycled fibers, this integrated toolkit of multipurpose, wrapped wall, drapery, and upholstery textiles packs a colorful punch with deep reverence for nature—creating opportunities for renewed vitality in any space.

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Super Natural

Comprising five sustainable and super-natural textiles by Suzanne Tick, the Super Natural collection paves the way for more environmentally-conscious performance textiles—emphasizing natural, renewable, domestic, recycled, biodegradable and circular fiber systems wherever possible.

Inspired by our relationship with nature, Super Natural features a palette that finds harmony between the man-made and the organic—balancing warm and cool textures, black and white hues and the softer colors of nature with the more saturated colors of fashion. Combining craftsmanship with the durability of renewable materials, this collection weaves patterns and textures into comfortable, classic, and technical textiles to meet the needs of contract and hospitality spaces. Working in tandem with nature and its organizing powers, we take part of its system, presenting a collection that feels good and does good, too.

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Earthly Artifacts

The world is shaped by the way we move. Earthly Artifacts is a collection by Suzanne Tick that features four textiles inspired by the physical impressions left by humans on the earth—and the patterns created in the process.

Drawing from shared elements across art, anthropology and geology, Earthly Artifacts examines the impact and expression of nature’s organizing principles: discernable up close and undeniable at scale. Made with a variety of high-performance, recycled materials selected for multi-purpose and indoor/outdoor use—such as high-UV polyester, high-UV polypropylene, and 100% recycled polyester—Geoglyph, Pebble Melange, Particulate and Megacheck reflect our continuous desire to immerse ourselves in nature. These textiles feature layered fields of multi-color materials that create complex earthen shades, reminiscent of contemporary art and archaeological remnants.

Both abstract and representational, the Earthly Artifacts collection tells the story of topography through the lens of human intervention and the collective form of many individual paths—weaving new meaning into our relationship with the earth.

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Structural Dimension

What we build together creates the shape of our future. The Structural Dimension collection by Suzanne Tick is a grouping of four textiles that encourages us to explore a deeper vision of how spaces can be built. Multi-dimensional structures and classic building materials are created using fiber and construction technology, facilitating connection between users in the interior and providing opportunities for breaks from the use of two-dimensional screens. At once tactile and colorful, each textile in the Structural Dimension collection awakens the subtlety of our senses using the dimensional craft of weaving.

Inspired by expressionist color palettes and shapes found in architecture, weaving, felting and knitting techniques are used to promote flexibility and performance, which bring the essence of the exterior into the interior in new ways. Highlighting the integral role textiles play in the overall dimensionality of a space, Structural Dimension functions as a fully integrated toolkit for upholstery, wrapped walls, screens and direct glue wall applications.

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Fabric of Space

Fabric of Space, a collection of five textiles by Suzanne Tick, draws inspiration from the ever-expanding universe — intersecting the matrices of time, matter, and energy to weave the world around us.

Using new techniques, these textiles embody the vivid colors and patterns of the stars, the vibrational qualities of sound and light, and the geological layers of Earth. Renewable and recycled fibers, paired with cutting-edge weaving and coating techniques, produce multi-layered materiality for any contemporary interior.

With its multidimensional networks of layers and patterns, Fabric of Space mirrors the structural building blocks of our universe — awakening us more fully to our place in the world. Together, we experience the expansive choreography of the galaxy with Emergent, the patterns of star trails in Formwork, the frequency and sensory impact of sound waves through Spectral Array, and the rooted layers of earth of Welded and Graviton.

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Shared Ground

In the Shared Ground collection, sustainability and modern craft converge to reveal our similar traditions and shared responsibility to each other and the Earth. This collection of four textiles by Suzanne Tick is inspired by the origins of textile making, reinterpreting heritage weave structures and foundational fibers spanning many centuries and cultures.

Galvanized by shifting landscapes in society, art, architecture, design and technology, Shared Ground’s optimistic color palette brings renewed energy into a space. Color inspiration spans from the soothing qualities of natural wool to high impact brights on recycled materials through new dye processes.

Emphasizing recycled and renewable fibers with Melange Check and Wool Fleck and multipurpose-use applications with Complect and Cult Classic, Shared Ground’s textiles literally share common grounds, borrowing motifs from one other during development on the Tick Studio handloom. Classic plaid, plain weave and twill weaves are realized in wool and wool-like materials, facilitating reconnection to our roots, providing an essential need for our time.

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Outdoor In Collection

Outdoor In by Suzanne Tick, offers four bleach-cleanable performance textiles for indoor-outdoor spaces in hospitality, higher education and corporate environments—bringing new, pivotal products to these hybrid spaces. Showcasing forward-thinking textile design, Outdoor In utilizes high-UV fibers, new coated technology and recycled polyester yarns to enhance user experience and flexibility in both the interior and exterior.

New textures and patterns in this collection extend the Luum line, ranging from weaverly and sophisticated to organic and playful. The pattern work expresses themes of distortion and reflection, referencing both digital and analog processes and showing the new ways in which we negotiate virtual and in-person communication.

As we rethink the ways life, work and communication influence design, outdoor accessibility continues to prove a major influence in design equity. Whether indoors or outdoors, walls, panels, screens and seating can be re-adjusted in real time throughout the day with ease, unlocking the full creativity within.

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Rare Earth

Rare Earth is a collection of four upholstery and multipurpose textiles by Suzanne Tick that celebrate nature’s color and texture. Using recycled, renewable, local and biodegradable fiber technology, Rare Earth displays a new way forward with a lighter footprint.

As we recalibrate to new ways of working, living and communicating, we observe the importance of nature in our everyday lives. Moreover, we reflect on the physical impact humans have made on the environment from overconsumption, and the physical impact the changing environment has on us in return in the form of climate change.

In the collection, we explore shapes that mirror migration maps, agricultural outlines and geological boundaries stemming from human activity. Bright synthetics and natural hues work together, embodying the balance of nature and technology working together. Textures resemble patina, symbolizing movement and the passage of time. Bold colors derived from nature sparkle like raw minerals in the sunshine and soft hues glow like the moon.

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Collective Conscious

Collective Conscious by Suzanne Tick features four textiles that reflect our readjustment to a slower, more connected life. Highlighting predominantly domestic innovation and craftsmanship, this collection focuses on enhanced user comfort and wellness. From upholstery to vertical to drapery, purposeful design meets the needs of the time.

Inspired by contemporary craft, Collective Conscious evokes textures of artisanal handmade surfaces like hand-wovens, embroideries and woodworking by utilizing renewable, recycled and biodegradable* materials. From the simplicity of the grid and the complexity of the weave draft, to the colors emerging in contemporary fashion, we re-think how materiality works for the spaces we occupy.

As needs in a space shift and new challenges arise, comfort and tactility remain essential to functional design. Collective Conscious provides performance and multipurpose products in a range of vivid brights, complex neutrals and tonal hues that infuse a space with coordinating color, texture and pattern. From upholstery, to panel, and wrapped wall and drapery, each textile works in tandem for a holistic interior.

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Mutable Matter

Exploring fiber, structure and process, the Mutable Matter collection of five textiles by Suzanne Tick seeks to transform renewable and recycled fibers into new surfaces with energy and texture.

Mutable Matter focuses on the conditions of the design process, both the craft of weaving and embroidery, as well as the chemistry of fiber and dye development. Here we explore the basic components of cloth — the torque of a yarn, fibers’ natural variegation, the rationality of the weave structure, and a scientific approach to color. Ornament becomes architectural, and botanical motifs challenge our notion of the decorative. Optical phenomena reflect the wonders of the natural world; and renewable fibers create grounded, comforting surfaces.

Through this exploration, Mutable Matter provides a contemporary grouping of upholstery and wall covering options with a range of effects, from earthly to atmospheric.

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Second Sight

As we enter a new decade, opportunities and ideas emerge, encouraging new ways of seeing. Second Sight by Suzanne Tick is a collection of four upholstery textiles with a vision - exuding optimism, reflection and a focus on responsible materials like wool, silicone and recycled polyester.

With clarity of intent, Second Sight celebrates the possibilities of design processes that advance environmental thought, sparking a return to purity of raw materials. Spirited use of color is seen throughout, offering vivid and nuanced colorways that when integrated into the materials, refresh our perspectives with playful simplicity. The dynamism of exaggerated, angular architecture facades and sculptural furniture inspires and elevates graphic pattern, allowing the interior environment to reflect the exterior. Through this interplay of sustainable materials, joyful color and architectural motifs, new possibilities are created, crystallizing the user experience with a revived energy and outlook for the future.

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Loom State

At Luum, we find artistry and craftsmanship in manufacturing. The task of making informs and enriches the product, while technology allows us to bring the methodology of the hand to mass production. Because of, not in spite of, manufacturing capabilities, we are able to elevate the hand woven to an industrial and accessible scale. The Loom State Collection, designed by Suzanne Tick, builds upon past foundations of functional craft. The six new products offer patterns inspired by weaving techniques with high-performance constructions. By celebrating the unification of handmade prototypes and large-scale production, we advance design and develop products to suit the modern environment. The restrictions of manufacturing ultimately lead to experimentation and problem-solving, creating new and elegant solutions. Natural materials and familiar patterns combine to evoke the tactile nature of weaving, bringing past values into the future while designing for today. The colors in this collection are a romantic commemoration of materiality with an organic and soft sensibility.

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Future Tense

The Future Tense Collection designed by Suzanne Tick highlights our progressive approach to textile design with an emphasis on super scale and the duality of materials. Non-traditional processes are applied to honest materials, providing new context. Each fabric requires a second look, encouraging interaction with the environment and promoting curiosity. Through questioning the tangible, we become more engaged with our surroundings.

​ Nodding to past eras characterized by large graphic applications and the elevation of everyday materials, the Future Tense Collection harnesses the power of textiles to simultaneously define and shift our spatial perspective. The five new fabrics are grounded in industrial design, celebrating advances in conscious manufacturing and sustainability. The expressive patterns and palettes are both bold and complex, reflecting the balance between harmony and discord.

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Woven Logic

Before computers, people programmed looms. Woven structures are where “programming” was born. The Woven Logic Collection, from Luum Textiles, explores the binary art of weaving. This collection draws inspiration from the jacquard loom, a precursor to digital computation.

The Woven Logic Collection by Suzanne Tick highlights anomalies in automated structures and celebrates weaving from simple, plain and basket weaves along with more complex constructions. The five new fabrics feature these hidden complexities within inherently durable material constructions. Each fabric represents an exploration in fiber development with sophisticated color palettes.

Through the process of replication of patterns and complex sequences, happy accidents occur and new directions emerge. Pattern and texture that refer to rigorous order impart playful moments. Complementing the multi-faceted structures, the collection offers rich tones enhanced with versatile neutrals creating dynamic color palettes.​

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Phenomenology

Light defines the way we observe space and affects our perception of shape and form. Luum’s September collection, Phenomenology, is inspired by the nuanced and striking phenomena of light, and how it transforms built environments. Lustrous surfaces and patterns emerge and shift to alter and augment our experience within our environment dependent on our vantage point.

The Phenomenology collection by Suzanne Tick presents five new fabrics that interact dynamically with light through exploration of color, materiality and pattern designed to illusory effect. Each fabric performs as a unique design tool to enhance interior spaces and integrate to create intriguing and elegant experiences.

These new qualities come to life in dynamic and engaging color palettes that complement one another across styles. The inherently durable material constructions suit different surfaces to amplify or transform their effect; their full color stories also serve to satisfy any need, to create narratives within any interior. The Woven Logic Collection by Suzanne Tick highlights anomalies in automated structures and celebrates weaving from simple, plain and basket weaves along with more complex constructions. The five new fabrics feature these hidden complexities within inherently durable material constructions. Each fabric represents an exploration in fiber development with sophisticated color palettes. Through the process of replication of patterns and complex sequences, happy accidents occur and new directions emerge. Pattern and texture that refer to rigorous order impart playful moments. Complementing the multi-faceted structures, the collection offers rich tones enhanced with versatile neutrals creating dynamic color palettes.​

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Tactility

With a focus on enhancing intuitive, emotional, and sensorial experience, Luum Textiles introduces The Tactility Collection- materials created to support architecture that slows down experience, halts time, and defends the importance of the human experience. The collection explores textural and dimensional surfaces that influence the way we experience touch, sight, and sound. Through multi-purpose and multi-directional fabrics that respond to both our logical and intuitive needs, the collection embodies emotional designthinking expressed through a comprehensive color palette.

The Tactility Collection by Suzanne Tick explores the diversity and expressive nature of a surface through fiber, structure, color, pattern, and dimension. The collection offers new classics, modernized through pattern and color. Patterns and constructions are inspired by time-honored textile techniques, such as quilting, moire effects, and spinning. The palettes reflect a more nuanced and experimental approach to color by offering a broader selection of softer shades and tech-inspired brights.

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Ideation

Creating is a balance of engineering and craft. The challenge of actualizing a modern vision calls for knowledge that is experienced yet experimental.Luum is pleased to introduce the Ideation Collection by Suzanne Tick. Ideation draws inspiration from the architects and designers that provide fresh perspectives by using classic materials in new ways. Modulus, Seismic Shift, Digi Tweed and Heather Tech strengthen designer toolboxes by providing nimble basics and utilitarian multi-colors.

An abstracted and simplified approach to pattern allows color and texture to drive the collection. Two upholstery patterns, Modulus and Seismic Shift, explore spatial dimensions through color value relationships. Multi-purpose textures, Heather Tech and Digi Tweed, feature coordinating shades inspired by tinted, honest materials like brick and concrete. In-depth research into new color yields emotional yet grounded palettes that balance moodier shades and textures with expressive brights.

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Eastern Hemisphere

Designed by Suzanne Tick, the Eastern Hemisphere collection is inspired by her summer travels to the Tibetan Plateau region with grassland nomads and fellow weavers. Interpretations of the slow and spiritual approach to life, along with the beauty of rocky textures and traditional geometric patterns, are captured in this collection of four new fabrics.

The complexity of the Tibetan culture is embodied in the collection’s rich colors and textures. The nuances of handmade materials bring a contemplative aesthetic into the modern environment.

As well-being becomes an essential design objective, we continue to value the nuances of the natural and the handmade. The Eastern Hemisphere collection expresses these attributes while fulfilling the need for textural elements in today’s interior spaces.

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Focus In

Technology continues to redefine the way we engage, think and feel about interiors. The traditional modes of interaction in offices, schools and hotels are being transformed through new tools that enable rapid communication. With advancements in technology encouraging mobility and flexibility, the importance of adaptable products is addressed through the Focus In collection.

Multi-purpose environments that offer interchangeable areas are now the norm. The aesthetic and performance qualities of products specified within these fluid spaces require an agility that supports a range of activities. The Focus In collection by Luum offers a collection of seven fabrics that reflect this nimble attitude.

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Color Compound

The Color Compound collection celebrates the palettes embodied by the return of honest materials to interior spaces. The collection was inspired by the late architect Luis Barragan’s emotional architecture, where color is an essential design element that affects the way a space feels. Like in Barragan’s buildings, simple geometry, expressive color and raw surfaces are highlighted in the collection’s styles Refraction, Intone, Fundamentals and Essentials.

The calming tones are drawn from nature and traditionally used in health and well-being interiors. While dissension and conflict may be unavoidable, the calming characteristic of this seasons colors offer a moment of rest and reflection.

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Transference

The Transference Collection, designed by Suzanne Tick for Luum textiles, continues to build upon the foundational design tenets established in earlier launches. Integrated environments are created through performance-driven products. Purposeful collections are responsive to the multiple needs of ever-adapting spaces.

The Transference Collection explores the meeting point between the digital and material. Two new upholsteries, one vertical, and one pattern with added colors explore the use of unexpected distortions and glitches as a design element.

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Starting Point

This influence is found throughout Starting Point, from the unique weave structure developed on our studio handloom for a solution-dyed nylon upholstery to the handwoven art piece that inspired our printed polyurethane.

Focusing on performance luxury, our upholstery includes two large-scale fabrics for use on collaborative seating as well as two smaller-scale performance patterns. Three vertical fabrics offer a range of textures for walls and panels, and two multipurpose fabrics feature long colorlines to coordinate with the other patterns. This allows for analogous palettes with varied shades, values and saturations for additional layering and visual texture. All fabrics meet or exceed heavy-duty contract requirements, including three bleach-cleanable patterns, and are highly durable, with three patterns at 100,000 double rubs.

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