At the FundisHuis in Gouda, our recycled textile felt has been used in several areas. Dew Blue features at the reception desk, while Peachy Orange, Defence Green and Midsummer Yellow have been used in the meeting rooms. Design: HofmanDujardin.

For the revamped workspace of De Huismeesters in Groningen, Studio OAK chose i-did felt. Ginger Orange has been used in the work areas, adding a warm splash of color to the interior. Realization: Zwartwoud.

Disused yellow vests and other textiles from the Flemish government have been turned into its own you-felt. The mottled grey felt, with its distinctive yellow fibres, is used in acoustic pods produced by ROFA and supplied by Robberechts.

Together with Schijvens, we give discarded corporate clothing a new purpose. For KLM, for example, we made large bags for clothing packages, and Schijvens brings i-did to the attention of customers who want to reuse their old corporate textiles.

Opnieuw, which specialises in 100% circular office furniture, regularly uses our felt in a variety of projects. For example, this phone booth, made from old NS train doors, is upholstered in our felt in KLM Sky Blue.

For the Rootz knowledge and information centre, the interior was designed using exclusively recycled and bio-based materials. Each room was given a different colour of felt wall covering. Design: All Art Design in collaboration with Margriet Foolen.

For the Paris exhibition Carpet Diem, textile artist Iris Nijenhuis created a special piece from i-did felt and BYBORRE textile offcuts: Iréka. Iris previously designed the piece TAKE PART, also made from i-did felt.

For her own label, Studio Divers, Margriet Foolen designed the I Felt Good Vase: a vase made from i-did felt that you simply slip over a glass bottle. Available in seven cheerful colours and on display at Dutch Design Week 2025.

For BPD, Odette Ex / EX Interiors created an inspiring, future-oriented office in De Melkfabriek in Eindhoven, featuring more than 700 m² of felt in the colour Defence Desert in acoustic panels and walls.

Our felt is used by Ecolution Design in various projects involving meeting pods and similar work solutions, where sustainability and acoustic comfort go hand in hand.

Bold Interior Design designed the Safe Workplace on Amsterdamsestraatweg for the municipality of Utrecht. A warm, functional office with a silhouette of the street in i-did felt in Dew Blue as its eye-catcher.

Interior for Tomorrow created a stylish and sustainable interior for Loya Breda. The wall behind the cash register and the fitting rooms was covered with i-did felt in Defence Desert . Our lifestyle products are also available in the store.

For the changing exhibitions at The Hague Library, Exhibition Panels, commissioned by Letter Z , created a unique version featuring our sustainable felt in Chalkboard Black . Architect: Mecanoo .

Wasteland collection by Tim Dekkers - design. Based on our acoustic island and clad with over 1,000 laser-etched triangles in Defence Green . The design was on display at Salone Milano 2024.

Felt planters by Olga Tange, interior architect at Tétris design x build . Approximately 2,300 m² of i-felt was also used in five different colours on various walls of, among other things, pods in collaboration with Zipperwall .

The FL'EXBOX is a unique co-working and co-living concept for a completely new way of working and living. Concept & design: Ex Interiors. Developer/manufacturer: Schadenberg Groep & Verwol

For this London restaurant, architectural firm Overtreders W chose a unique felt wall covering. Our laser cut various shapes and attached them to the wall.

Stoov not only opted for a sustainable collaborative collection, but also for sustainable wallpaper in Defence Green and Defence Desert . Francel Maak Mooi was responsible for the design.

For Heineken’s The Greener Bar in London, their own corporate textiles were processed into you-felt by i-did. The cushions on the picnic benches at this temporary, sustainable bar were upholstered with it. Design: Overtreders W & Fiction Factory.

A stunning presentation of our felt during the Icons Re/Outfitted event at Dutch Design Week. The Visionary Lab invited fashion designers to breathe new life into iconic, used Vitra chairs using repurposed Levi's denim.

In Domesta's sustainable office building, used or existing products and reclaimed or circular raw materials such as felt in the color Efteling Golden Touch were chosen as an acoustic application.

The Social Impact Factory has used our felt as wallpaper on meeting room walls, among other things. The beautiful KLM Sky Blue felt matches the yellow chairs perfectly. i-did products can be admired at all locations and in various spaces.

Inspired by Japanese manga, interior designer Paul Noordijk chose a variety of materials, colors, and depth. He used IKEA co-worker felt, a project color made from IKEA's leftover textiles, as a spherical element in the living room.

The Firma van Buiten building features extensive use of secondhand furniture and repurposed materials. For example, the benches were covered with i-did's i-felt in the Efteling Fairy Blue project color.

We were able to beautifully incorporate our felt into the Groenendijk building, both as desk dividers and as wallpaper in meeting rooms.