Oxide by Woven Image

Enjoy a continuous flow of colour with this printed gradient sheer, available in five colourways.

January 30th, 2013

Prominent throughout fashion and influencing interior spaces, large-scale graded textile patterns are now emerging. Oxide from Woven Image was specifically designed in response to the need for functional drapery fabrics with gradient colour.

Woven Image Oxide

Oxide is a 300cm-wide printed sheer that has evolved from the popular Woven Image screen cloth, Lunar. When applied in a railroaded orientation, Oxide’s width allows for a continuous flow of colour without any vertical joins or seams.

Woven Image Oxide

It is available in five colourways. Three contemporary primaries are available: tomato, sunshine and ocean. Alongside these are functional charcoal and latte hues that gradually flow into the translucent base fabric.

This 100% polyester textile evokes a subtle pearlescent glow when it catches the light.

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