Wall panel

The decorative wall panel was made using polyester offcuts from Jersey Cannon Textiles that hadn’t passed quality control. After many structural tests at the Talbot Design workshop, I developed the technique of capturing the shape of folded materials using temperature only. Melted polyester created a hard structure on the outside, although the fabric remained soft on the inside of the panel. This process could be characterised as a deconstruction of constructed textiles. Instead of stitching it together, I damaged the fibers with heat to create a certain shape. The unmelted parts of textiles were used as an element which assembled the panel to the wall.

100% textile waste