German company Hey-Sign makes everything felt, from interior products like rugs and place mats, accessories like bags and key rings, decorations and many other soft furnishings
Place mats by Hey-Sign
German company Hey-Sign makes everything felt, from interior products like rugs and place mats, accessories like bags and key rings, decorations and many other soft furnishings. The new collection for autumn/winter 2013 has just been released and includes a range of light shades, decorations, bags, placemats and desk accessories, all in the company’s signature bright colours. For over 10 years Hey-Sign have been making products in felt, which they use not only for its green credentials but also for its “kindness to the skin, air permeability and temperature constancy”. What more could you need for your interior goods?
Light shades by Hey-Sign
Table mats by Hey-Sign
Felt light shade and rug by Hey-Sign
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