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Many people have renewed their rooms by focusing on creating the interior of the room, redecorating it, and replacing the furniture they wanted, as the time spent at home increased. Furniture, which occupies a large area, is an important part that determines the atmosphere of the room, but it also has the disadvantage that it cannot be easily replaced due to its size, and although only a part of the design does not suit your taste, you should compromise and purchase it. Some may say that it has been done. Wouldn't it be great if you could decorate flowers, place small items, or easily coordinate a large interior that suits the mood and season of the day, such as clothes and accessories?
Kvadrat's ready-made curtains are high-quality curtains, but they are easy to install and resize, and you can choose your favorite color for each part, which is like a semi-custom-made curtain. Introducing innovative curtains from Scandinavia, regardless of installation location or window size.

Change the look to suit your mood

Kvadrat's ready-made curtains are semi-custom-made curtains that allow you to customize not only the color of the curtain, but also the color of the wooden unit, the color of the cord, and the color of the pegs. The installation method is simple, just install the fixing plate on the wall and then install the rails and curtains. You don't have to wrap the edges of the curtain just by cutting it with scissors, and you can attach the curtain by sandwiching the fabric between the pegs. When it comes to replacing curtains, it takes time to select the fabric and pattern from the size that matches the dimensions, and to resize, but since each part can be easily removed, it is possible to change the season or change the pattern. You can also use it to change your mood by combining only the parts with other colors, and you can easily change the atmosphere of the room.
The fabric has a moist texture and is processed by three workshops with a history and track record in England, the Netherlands and Norway, and thorough quality control is carried out, including strict inspections three times.

The material is oak and it has a natural atmosphere where you can see the grain of wood, so this is also a design that will be a part of the interior like the curtain. We have prepared colors that are easy to get used to, such as white (wood grain) and gray, so please choose according to the atmosphere of your room.

An interior that won't fade

In 1968, Paul Briel and Ehring Rasmussen, who were in charge of furniture and curtain sales at the Nordic select shop "Illums Bolighus", have excellent durability and have been using it for many years without fading texture or color even if they continue to use it every day. We founded Kvadrat in Denmark in search of our ideal high quality textiles. Today, 80% are textile manufacturers specializing in interiors that provide upholstery for textile business, upholstery, and furniture, and because of their high quality, they collaborate with many global architects and fashion designers. I will.
The fabric processing is rigorously inspected by three workshops with a long history and a proven track record, and the uncompromising process from material selection to finishing is "to improve the interior environment for consumers and improve the quality of life." Based on their philosophy of "contributing".
Kvadrat is also active in environmental activities, participating in the development of new textiles made from textile waste, inspection of harmful substances, sustainable projects to measure and manage energy and water consumption, and environmental impact in production and internal processes. We are manufacturing with a minimum of unnecessary raw materials.

Kvadrat is aesthetically pleasing, artistic and technical to enrich our lives by taking advantage of the texture and color of the textile itself and incorporating them into a contemporary and futuristic design that makes us want to incorporate them into our lives. We are constantly challenging and pursuing the limits.