AtriumJames Dunlop
Atrium
by James Dunlop
AtriumJames Dunlop
AtriumJames Dunlop
AtriumJames Dunlop
AtriumJames Dunlop
AtriumJames Dunlop
Cedar
Inspired by the concept of open air gardens found within interior spaces worldwide, James Dunlop’s Atrium print showcases biophilic design by inviting the outside in. Tropical foliage motifs are delicately painted in watercolour and layered into a composition suggestive of a growing rainforest at the window. Digitally printed in Turkey onto a sheer linen base cloth that welcomes dappled light into a space, Atrium is printed continuously for ease of manufacturing. Available in three colour palettes; a perennial pairing of mellow green and ochre hues, rich cedar and sepia tones reminiscent of mid-century timbers and a soft warm neutral that each evoke a grounding sense of calm from nature.
Specifications
ProductAtrium
BrandJames Dunlop
ColorCedar
CollectionHabitat - View
Code
194291
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Composition100% Linen
Horizontal Pattern Repeat (Weft)25.2"
Vertical Pattern Repeat (Warp)26.8"
Width118.1"
Weight9.0oz/yd
OriginTurkey
Care
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Drip dry in shade
Drycleaning Gentle cycle
Low iron max 110C
Machine wash cool gentle cycle
Warning: Iron reverse side use barrier cloth
Test Results
Lightfastness i Lightfastness is a property of a colourant such as dye or pigment that describes how resistant to fading it is when exposed to light.
UV 6-7/8 Blue Scale
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Environmental Certifications
PFA free
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Notes
Drapery Samp Shown Continuous
Puddling drape recommended
Usage
In Use
Projects & Case Studies
Amongst Northern Sydney’s verdant, coastal landscape sits Chisholm House. Designed and built by architect Richard Smith and interior designer Bianca Martin for their family, and the location of James Dunlop’s recent Habitat collection photoshoot.
James Dunlop’s Habitat Collection fosters slow interiors with an appreciation of quality and craftsmanship, presented through an inherently modern sensibility. Celebrating the cherished objects collected during travels and personal experiences which narrate the story of an interior and bring character to a space.
James Dunlop’s Habitat Collection fosters slow interiors with an appreciation of quality and craftsmanship, presented through an inherently modern sensibility. Celebrating the cherished objects collected during travels and personal experiences which narrate the story of an interior and bring character to a space.
