Bouclé has been dominating in the world of interiors for some time now, but watch this space, we're noticing it evolving into something different.
Taken from the French word meaning 'curled', bouclé is made from wool fiber that has been tightly looped. It's nothing new, and first came onto the scene in the mid-century, when architect, Florence Knoll asked designer Eero Saarinen to fashion her a chair that she could 'really curl up in'. It ushered in the creation of the Womb Chair in tight, looped rings of wool, and quickly became a pinnacle of mid-century design.
