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First Edition

New material. New possibilities.

We're developing our first collection of architectural surfaces made from discarded textiles. Before a wider release, we're opening a limited number of opportunities to explore custom colors, finishes, and applications with designers and early collaborators.

Close-up of a sample of pink, colorful textured wall material that can be used for wall interiors.

02 — The Possibilities

From intimate residential spaces to expressive hospitality interiors, RAGFORM introduces a new language of color and texture.

We're exploring custom palettes, distinctive applications, and new ways to bring textile-based surfaces into architecture.

Interior of a modern living room with large windows, a green sectional sofa, a wooden coffee table with books and vases, a potted plant, and a yellow textured wall made of discarded clothing.

01 — The Material

Discarded clothing, reformed into architectural surfaces. RAGFORM transforms discarded textiles into richly textured wall tiles, bringing unexpected color, character, and materiality to interior spaces.

Every surface carries traces of its former life. Nothing is disguised. Everything is reimagined.

Modern living area with green textured wall, wooden accents, large windows, and a tan leather chair.

03 — The Invitation

Have a space in mind?

We're inviting architects, interior designers, and creative homeowners to explore the first applications of RAGFORM.

Whether you're imagining a statement wall, a custom color, or something entirely unexpected, we'd love to hear what you have in mind.

Currently in development. Select projects and collaborations are being considered ahead of wider availability.

04 — The Fine Print

RAGFORM is currently in material development. We're exploring select pilot projects and custom applications ahead of commercial availability.

Interior imagery featured on this site is AI-generated using early RAGFORM product prototypes as material references. These visualizations represent potential applications, colors, and finishes rather than completed installations.