Smok by Hans Sapperlot
This is the first piece of furniture I want to snuggle with. The Austrian designers of Hans Sapperlot have given traditional loden fabric a modern makeover by making ‘invisible stitches’ in its material so it can be used as chairs, carpets, lamps and much more. The water resistant fabric comes from the coarse, oily wool of mountain sheep. Its bluish green texture is taken through a thorough shrinking process to give it its dense felt touch and it is also used in conventional Tyrolese fashion. Hans Sapperlot mixes its wooly material with the old embroidery smock technique to create a soft, biodegradable fabric comfy enough to add an extra dose of ‘cuddly’ into modern furniture.









Tiffany “Tiffy” is a college graduate with a BS in magazine journalism. The freedom of expression compels her to the winds of creativity which brings her happily to Gblog”s artistic gates. Writing has always been her art, her talent, her calling. She also tutors and writes for her own blog, Heartbeat.

























2 Comments
LOCZIdesign
February 15, 2013Love! So much so, we had to TRY to recreate the look. Thanks for sharing—it’s a really interesting type of fabric…
Katie Chown
January 25, 2013LOVE! How?! I want…