Eef Oost drew her inspiration for this grey toned fabric sample from the geometric patterns of leftover papers that had found their way onto her table. She worked on a computerised loom and with various types of yarn in order to create a fabric with a notion of movement and tactility.

A collaboration with a Belgian yarn supplier resulted in a first collection of textiles for outdoor upholstery. Here, Eef Oost played with a number of diagonal lines that she repeats in various directions.

This textile sample was created in an attempt to weave a fabric that would convey the feeling of two merged layers. One is dense and strict, the other is open and spontaneous. The layers touch in a kind of melting point.

Perhaps due to her background as an architect, eef Oost finds herself drawn to geometric patterns. Architectural components such as construction materials or building facades are some of many inspirations for her designs. She tries to translate both space and image, into the more compressed scale of woven fabrics.