Every project starts with a thorough understanding of the material that we are using. Here are a few examples of the materials we work with:

  • Non-Wovens

    Close-up photo of a grey, hairy, and fibrous material, possibly fabric or animal fur.

  • Thinsulate

    BMW TL 1848495, BMW TL 9211895.6, 9211895, DBL 1326 2023, FORD WSS-M4D741-B1

  • Thermal Ceramics

    Close-up photo of a textured white wall or ceiling surface.

  • Polyester

    Close-up view of a textured fabric in a light gray color.

  • Felts

    Close-up of a gray, textured, ribbed fabric with fuzzy fibers.

  • Foams

    Close-up of a textured, glittery gray surface.

  • EPDM

    EPDM

  • Polycarbonate

    Polycarbonate

  • Cork

    Cork

  • Plastics

    A plain gray textured surface.

  • Mesh

    Close-up of a white textured paper towel with small oval-shaped holes in a grid pattern.

  • Rubber

    Close-up of a black asphalt surface with small colored bits of broken plastic and gravel mixed in.

  • Chipboards

    Pattern of interlocking colorful gears in green, orange, and purple on a textured background.

  • Leathers

    Close-up of a dark, textured surface with small specks of dust or debris.

  • Cardstock & Papers

    A close-up view of a collection of various gray, white, and black paper swatches or fabric samples layered on top of each other.