Oslo is aiming for a 95% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, under a new climate strategy which seeks to make climate-friendly choices on a daily basis easier. The climate strategy, adopted by Oslo City Council, includes a target to reduce traffic and to make walking, cycling and public transport simple. All public transport […]
You cannot find the suitable design for your general design idea? You are looking for a design in your CI colours? You have a picture which you would like to print on fabrics? Active Design Printing helps you to realise your ideas in a quick and uncomplicated way. A variety of base cloths is available for you to choose from, be it an upholstery fabric, a dimout, a blackout or a transparent fabric. In our archive you will find an extensive selection of design proposals. With the help of our online colouring program, the ColourLab, you can redesign them according to your own ideas.base cloth
OUR SERVICES AT A GLANCE:
The printing of individual designs on tested contract qualities
A great selection of base fabrics for various intended purposes
The printing is possible on fabrics with a width between 140 – 300 cm
Excellent light fastness and fastness to washing
Online colouring programme ColourLab
A large online design archive
Quick and flexible implementation
Competent advice by our print specialists
Attractive minimum quantities
High-quality printing
Brilliant colours and sharp contours
Please send your inquiries to contract@deliustextiles.de.
COLOURS OF YOUR CHOICE
Red, yellow, brown or green, you decide and design according to your colour ideas and have the result of your design idea directly in front of your eyes. The DELIUS ColourLAB makes it possible. With this unique colouring programme you can quickly and easily customise existing designs from DELIUS into the colour world of your choice.
In combination with the RAL Design colour range you have a binding colour reference when colouring a design, independent of the colour variations of the screen and printer. You can print out the design you have created after completion or send it directly to us.
For samples of our base cloths please contact nisha@nishadesigns.com
A new anthology, Connectedness – An Incomplete Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene, is offering perspectives on what binds us together and how we can strengthen our connection to nature. The book – which features contributions from young climate activist Greta Thunberg and Icelandic singer Björk – is a frame of reference and an incomplete encyclopedia, which […]
Making your own fragrance to wear on your person is a great way to both smell good and for a magickal purpose, whether it be for protection or to raise the vibes. Depending on the essential oils you use in your blend, perfume or cologne can also be sprayed on a cloth or paper towel […]
A 34-year old artist who goes by the name Lito has been living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) his entire life. Lito had been searching for an outlet where he could channel his above-normal levels of concentration and obsessiveness when he discovered the Japanese art of kirie (切り絵, literally ‘cut picture’). Earlier this year in January he began experimenting, not with paper, but with leaves.
“My Father’s Dragon”
According to a recent interview, leaves turned out to be an ideal medium for Lito as their decomposing nature forced him to work quickly. Over time he got faster and his daily creations, which he began posting to social media, became more intricate.
Following the standard kirie practice, each piece is always cut from a single leaf. But Lito always leaves traces of the leaf’s midrib, perhaps a sign of respect towards the leaf. Lito also always manages to imbue his creations with a playful narrative, one that is either inspired by film or books, or plucked from the artist’s own imagination.
“Swimmy by Leo Lionni”“Autumn Harvest Festival”“Night sky, moon and bicycle” (a tribute to E.T.)“Forest Librarian”“Ghost Parade”
“Even graffiti is a fine art – As drawing time begins, the colorful crayons start to move in unison. What a wonderful world is being created today.”
“Lunch is coming soon.” (a tribute to Peter Rabit)
Fall has arrived, and with the season comes a plethora of festive autumn meals. My favorite? Tasty slow-cooker pumpkin recipes, of course. When I think of fall food, images of juicy Honeycrisp apples, perfectly roasted squash, and decadent apple pies certainly come to mind, but the true star ingredient of autumn is (without a doubt!) the… Celebrate […]
A pop-up tropical hothouse in East London seeks to demonstrate the effects of climate change whilst also celebrating the beauty and resilience of plants. The Hothouse, which is currently on display at International Quarter London near Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London’s Stratford, will provide a controlled habitat for cultivating plants that would not ordinarily grow […]
Autumn Equinox, Mea’n Fo’mhair, Mabon Mabon (pronounced MAY-bun, MAY-bone, MAH-boon or MAH-bawn) is also called Alban Elfed, Harvest Home, 2nd Harvest, Fruit Harvest, Wine Harvest, Feast of Avalon, Equinozio di Autunno (Strega), Cornucopia, or Autumn Equinox this holiday is a ritual of thanksgiving for the fruits of the earth and a recognition of the need […]
All fabrics in the collection are colour-coordinated and can be combined with each other. Typical colours of the collection are sage, olive green, saffron yellow and a soft sorbet red. Bright gold, cantaloupe melon and sky blue perfectly compliment the colour mood of the Meridian collection. Contrasts in the colour palettes are created by the warmth of saffron yellow and burnt sienna with cool sky blue and gentle sage. The colour ranges are rounded off by elegantly patterned natural and grey shades such as desert sand and silver grey.