The Perfect Environment To Showcase Loom Towels For The General Public.

Loom Towels – Capturing a Feeling with Threads

Product Feature
Mikala James, of Loom Towels, draws on the past to create beautiful textiles for the present. Explore the Loom Towels range and discover the tradition behind the brand.
The Perfect Environment To Showcase Loom Towels For The General Public.
Published
14/12/2018
Words
James Lyall Smith
Photography

Mikala James, of Loom Towels, draws on the past to create beautiful textiles for the present. Explore the Loom Towels range and discover the tradition behind the brand.

Loom Towels produces limited edition textiles designed in Melbourne and handmade in Turkey through ancient techniques and equipment that has been used for over 100 years. Mikala’s passion for traditional craft and strong belief in ethical sustainability ensures that each hand made piece is afforded the love and dedication seldom seen in today’s world. The humble towel has come to symbolise warmth, safety and security – Mikala prides herself on capturing this feeling with threads.

Clients Will Be Provided With The Opportunity To Experience The Understated Beauty Of The Entire Range And Feel The Amazing Handcrafted Fabrics
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The Brighton Concept Home by Canny Group. Photographed by Dave Kulesza and styled by Bea+Co.

Loom Towels produces limited edition textiles designed in Melbourne and handmade in Turkey.

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Armadale Residence by Workroom and built by Agushi Group. Photographed by Dave Kulesza and styled by Bea+Co.
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Handcrafted Bespoke Textiles And Manufacturing In Melbourne And Turkey.
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The story of Loom Towels starts with Mikala and a love affair for the intricate craft of hand looming that began in Turkey whilst she was still studying at university. Slowly but surely the business of Loom Towels came into fruition and today Mikala and her team are producing new designs every three months. Designs are limited from 30 to 150 pieces as the shuttle loom process determines the amount. There is a genuine romanticism behind the manufacturing process as time and precise detailing is given to every design. Loom Towels latest offering, Opal, features 20 unique colours and was designed after Mikala’s most recent trip to Turkey.

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Mikala’s Passion For Traditional Craft And Strong Belief In Ethical Sustainability Ensures That Each Hand Made Piece.
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There is a genuine romanticism behind the manufacturing process as time and precise detailing is given to every Loom Towels design.

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Newport Residence by Harrison Interiors. Photographed by Dave Kulesza and styled by Bea+Co.
Designs Are Limited From 30 To 150 Pieces As The Shuttle Loom Process Determines The Amount.

Just in time for Christmas Loom Towels have launched their very first pop up store. Clients will be provided with the opportunity to experience the understated beauty of the entire range and feel the amazing handcrafted fabrics. The idea for the temporary store came courtesy of Ben Edwards of Studio Edwards. Ben approached Mikala about the contemporary space in Collingwood and it immediately became evident that this was the perfect environment to showcase Loom Towels for the general public. Clients will immediately be taken in by the high ceilings and modern lighting features that define the space as they shop for the perfect Christmas present.

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The Perfect Environment To Showcase Loom Towels For The General Public.
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The opportunity to experience the understated beauty of the entire Loom Towels range and feel the amazing handcrafted fabrics.

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Gallery Of Jells Road By Canny Group Local Australian Residential Design Property Development Melbourne Vic Image 7
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The Brighton Concept Home by Canny Group. Photographed by Dave Kulesza and styled by Bea+Co.
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Loom Towels Latest Offering, Opal, Features 20 Unique Colours And Was Designed After Mikala’s Most Recent Trip To Turkey.
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Mikala James has drawn on generations of textile knowledge to master her passion for creating beautiful handcrafted pieces. Through Mikala’s dedication and commitment to sustainable design and traditional manufacturing techniques Loom Towels are now consistently creating exclusive items, and in the process inventing new ways to bring artisan beauty into the modern home.

Loom Towels Pop Up Store

Location – 408 Smith street, Collingwood, Victoria.

Open from 10am 7 days a week.

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Mikala James Has Drawn On Generations Of Textile Knowledge To Master Her Passion For Creating Beautiful Handcrafted Pieces.
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Mikala James prides herself on capturing feeling with threads.

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Armadale Residence by Workroom and built by Agushi Group. Photographed by Dave Kulesza and styled by Bea+Co.
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Newport Residence by Harrison Interiors. Photographed by Dave Kulesza and styled by Bea+Co.
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Gallery Of Jells Road By Canny Group Local Australian Design And Residential Architecture Melbourne Vic Image 11
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The Brighton Concept Home by Canny Group. Photographed by Dave Kulesza and styled by Bea+Co.