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GENRE – Textile by Instyle Studio

GENRE – Textile by Instyle Studio

Introducing GENRE, a versatile and well-priced textile that does not compromise on beauty or quality.

Designed by the Instyle Design Studio, GENRE is a sophisticated plain textile with a subtle, textural effect reminiscent of linen or silk.
Made in Australia from Oeko Tex certified synthetic yarns, GENRE is suitable for heavy duty commercial upholstery, screens and wall panelling in any interior space.
GENRE is available in 21 colourways, including a comprehensive range of highly useable neutrals, greys as well as bright colour accents.

Material: 51% polypropylene, 49% polyester

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Instyle Design Studio
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  • Across all the spaces Michael Hogg and Greg Lamb of @hoggandlamb have worked on – from residences to hospitality projects and even a church – one lesson that stands out to them is to never lose sight of purpose and usability. Read the full story on HabitusLiving now Photography by @siystudio
  • Channelling the soul of this coastal New South Wales site, @renatodettorrearchitects has created a mystical and multi-award-winning residence for a young family of five. Read the full story on HabitusLiving now #linkinbio Photography by @justinalexanderphoto
  • The integration of a lower courtyard within this residence by @daharchitecture helps achieve effective cross ventilation and access to natural light. Read the full story on HabitusLiving now #linkinbio Photography by @andymacphersonstudio
  • In arguably the most beautiful landscape in New Zealand, this new family home by @rtastudio is shaped by its environment. See the full 2019 Habitus House of the Year selection at www.habitusliving.com/houseoftheyear Photography by Patrick Reynolds
  • Every year Habitus loves to celebrate bathroom design across the region at it’s best. Here are some highlights from the 2019 annual Kitchen & Bathroom issue. From L-R: The clients of Three Piece House by @trias.studio required a small and simple bathroom with lots of natural light and low-maintenance finishes. Photography by @benhoskingphotographer | within this new addition to Jac House by @Panovscott the bathroom benefits from a strong association to the outside landscape with skylights and a timber sliding screen that reveals a lush garden. Photography by @brettboardmanphotography | Despite the narrow constraints of site, @biasoldesign has ensured the bathrooms within Casa Atriol exude a sense of luxury. Photography by @derek_swalwell | An open approach to space, an embrace of soft filtered daylight, and a dedicated use of Terrazzo mark this bathroom in Taiwan by Ospace Architects. Photography by Tzechun Wei
  • The idea of bAAn by @anonym.studio certainly creates an integral relationship between architectural elements, spaces and their context – but also firmly focuses on the habits and rituals of its inhabitants, both ideal and prosaic. See the full 2019 Habitus House of the Year selection at www.habitusliving.com/houseoftheyear Photography by Chaovarith Poonphol