Leather Tiles Collection
We work with a fixed collection but regularly add a new line to it.
An endless palette of colors and shapes.
Few other materials have the specific qualities of leather. Giving leather the desired color is one of them. We are able to give almost any color to leather. The great advantage of this is not only the enormous choice of colors and the relatively short delivery time per color, but also the ability to respond directly to current trends and requests for made-to-measure projects.
Are you curious about the color palette per collection or would you like to know more about the characteristics, the possibilities and what kind of leather is suitable for which application?
ZERO LABEL
Zero Label stands for sustainability: Leather according to today's standards and wishes!
Leather in the interior is extremely stylish. It has a luxurious appearance and is unique in every way. And it is a logical choice for us to use leather in the most sustainable way possible in your interior. That is why we have created the ZERO LABEL with all partners involved. A label that is only awarded by us when the product meets the hig-hest and most current standards of sustainabili-ty. Which includes the way we create the leather, how it comes into being, but also how we deal with the leather and its trim residues.
The leather we choose to work with comes from our preferred supplier Alphenberg’s own studio.
Full Collection
Vertigo
Sturdy. Well-aged leather with a lot of texture.
Tundra
Sturdy, matte. Lots of color shades. Small scratches give a natural well-aged effect.
Suede
Elegant. Very soft and cuddly skins. Uniform in color.
Pampas
Sturdy and chic. Color contrast. Shiny
Nubuck
Elegant. Very soft and cuddly skins. Even in color
Gusto
Chic. Very soft leather. Fine structure. Very colourfast.
Braid
Sturdy and smooth. Light color nuances between the different skins, creating a nice contrast when tiles are cut separately.
Boxer
Sturdy and smooth. Light color nuances between the different skins, creating a nice contrast when tiles are cut separately.
