Mohair

Mohair is a soft and silky natural fiber. Sourced from the Angora goat, it creates luxurious textiles with an irresistible feel.

Mohair as a throw, cushion, or decorative sweater draped over an armchair. Its natural sheen catches the light and adds richness.

Pitfall: synthetic mohair that pills and sheds fibers. Invest in real mohair (kid mohair for the softest).

Mohair is a very strong and durable natural fiber, making it an excellent choice for furniture, curtains and decorative accessories. Its silky and shiny appearance also adds a touch of luxury and elegance to your interior.

To preserve the quality of mohair, it is recommended to clean it gently by hand or to dry clean it. Avoid machine washing which could alter the texture and shine of the fiber. Also keep mohair fabrics out of direct sunlight to prevent tarnishing.

Mohair harmonizes perfectly with neutral tones such as gray, beige or off-white. You can also combine it with deeper and more sustained shades such as burgundy, dark green or navy blue for an elegant and chic result.

Mohair brings a touch of refinement and sophistication that is particularly well suited to classic or minimalist contemporary decorative styles. It will also elegantly integrate into an interior with Scandinavian influences, where it will contrast beautifully with raw materials such as wood or metal.

Currently, mohair is widely used to create soft and comfortable cushions, throws, and sofa throws. It is also very popular for upholstering armchairs and sofas in a retro chic style. Finally, mohair rugs add a touch of softness and luxury to a room.