Fischbacher 1819

2022 was the year that life returned. Over the next 12 months, however, architects and designers will combine individuality and wellness with sustainability to create a ‘new and improved’ normal.

DAAily platforms launches in a super-hot Milan, while we cool down with the Global Design Agenda Bathroom Design Week

Douglas Mandry and Nicolas Girotto, CEO of Bally, discuss the concept behind their collaborative 30-metre-long art curtain, installed in the DAAily bar during Milan Design Week.

Bringing Designboom, Architonic and ArchDaily together in a single physical space for the first time, the DAAily bar served up A&D inspiration in Milan, along with food – and drinks – for thought.

Exhibiting at the DAAily bar during Milan Design Week, Douglas Mandry’s 30-metre-long Art Curtain will introduce visitors to the Swiss artist’s Monuments project, documenting climate change.

Designboom, Architonic and ArchDaily open the DAAily bar: the place for the A&D community to meet during Milan Design Week.

The new flat-weave rugs from Swiss textile editor Fischbacher 1819 are an expression of experience and flair

Fischbacher 1819 presents a new generation of recycled fabrics with the BENU TALENT FR outdoor velvet

It's ten years since Fischbacher 1819's Art Director Camilla Fischbacher saw the potential of creating fabrics from recycled PET bottles, putting the company on the path of sustainable textiles with her ever-growing BENU collection.

What is the essence of a culture and how best to depict it? For their new textile collection, Hadi Teherani and Camilla D. Fischbacher looked for traces in their shared Persian homeland...

The new flat-weave rugs from Swiss textile editor Fischbacher 1819 are an expression of experience and flair

Fischbacher 1819 presents a new generation of recycled fabrics with the BENU TALENT FR outdoor velvet

Swiss textile manufacturer Fischbacher 1819 walks the line of future-gazing innovation and continued family ownership.

With BENU Talent, Fischbacher 1819 gives PET bottles renewed life as a luxurious velvet fabric, suitable for both interiors and outdoor.

The in-house design studio of Swiss textile manufacturer Fischbacher 1819 is where creative inspiration comes to life thanks to the keen eye and expertise of Art Director Camilla Fischbacher.

Swiss textile manufacturer Fischbacher 1819 takes historical designs and traditional weaving techniques into the present with two new unique, contemporary fabric designs: INTERACTION and INTERFLORAL.

The Fischbacher 1819 Group will present its new interior fabrics collection to the international market in autumn 2009.