Intentional Modern Heirlooms

Wall Art

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A felt surface with straight lines and half circles. The details are on-edge felt in colros of light and dark blue and red, and the surface is a mustard yellow.

A square felt wall art panel leans on white mantel above a brick fireplace. The felt panel is a design of straight lines and half circles in blues and red on a mustard yellow background.

Diade No. 3

A square wall art piece hangs on a dark blue wall. The piece is rows of alternating height wool felt strips in pastel colors in a white metal frame.

A square wall art piece hangs on a white wall. The piece is rows of alternating height wool felt strips in pastel colors. A teal loveseat with two tan and white pillows sits below the piece.

Circadian No. 2

Orion Flat

Litho

Ojo-Wall Art-Submaterial #color_Browns and Grays

A felt wall panel of concentric squares of strips of wool felt in neutrals with a pop of red and turquoise. The square piece hangs on a white wall over a shelf with cactuses on it. #color_neutrals with teal

Ojo

Field | Confluence

A felt wall panel seen from the side The background is a tan wool felt with gray and gray-blue rounded shapes on the surface and a slight pop of orange felt seen from the side.

A large felt wall panel of gray and slate blue curved shapes hangs on a white wall. A bight orange cantilevered chair and an arc lamp with white lamp shade can be seen at right.

Lyric Flat

Mirrors

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A large round mirror framed with multi-tone red felt leans on a patterned wall above a blue sideboard. The surface of thr sideboard also has a small vase of flowers, an orange lamp, and some knick knacks.
#color_multi-color reds

The corner of a bedroom with a thin black chair and a dresser. On the dresser sits a chartreuse round mirror made of alternating height strips of wool felt.
#color_chartruese

Wander | Circle

Pivot No. 3

Queue Mirror

We create beautiful and responsibly produced designs for human spaces while supporting the humans who make them.

Wood | Transit-Wood Wall System-Submaterial

Handmade in New Mexico

Submaterial moved to the Land of Enchantment in 2012 from the rain-drenched Pacific Northwest. The landscape, geography, culture, and architecture of this place has been deeply inspirational to the company and its designs. Today, our sun-drenched 35,000 sq. ft. studio provides us with the space and flexibility to continuously challenge ourselves.

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Objects

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Three walnut wooden blocks with metal stems and coral colored wool felt leaves sit in front of a two tone blue wallpaper #color_walnut/ coral

View from the top of copper colored wool felt leaves attached to metal stems and white oak rectangular wood bases. #color_white oak/ copper

Mini Murmur Trees

Murmur Trees

Pods

Habitat

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Vertex No. 1

Nove

Myth Flat

A rectangular felted wall art piece with a white background and brown straight lines and curves hangs on a gray wall above a dark gray couch and a white coffee table.

“It’s an understanding that what matters is unseen. You can look at the surface of our work and understand intuitively that an enormous amount of thinking, craft, and precision went into it. You can almost feel the heart of the people that make that for your enjoyment.”

—David Hamlin, founder

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Wood Wall System

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Wood | Route

Wood | New Angle

Through the work we make by hand, we want to make a world worth handing down

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Design Driven Craft

From its start in 2006 in the rain-drenched Pacific Northwest to our current sun-soaked New Mexico studio, Submaterial has always focused on natural and sustainable materials such as wool felt, cork, wood, and leather. These materials are fashioned by hand into beautifully surfaced wallcoverings, panels, screens, and more by our skilled fabricators using environmentally conscious and lean manufacturing processes.

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