Inspiration
Moodboards by design style
SEAMATER moodboards combine curtain fabric, wallcovering, rugs and lighting for each design language. They are inspiration content to help designers set a material direction, not a mood-board design service.
How do moodboards help with material selection?
A moodboard brings colour, material and surface into one direction, so designers can check quickly whether materials work together before ordering physical samples.
Once a direction is set, the designer can save the materials to a project, order samples and confirm the choice against the real material.
Three styles currently featured
Style 01
Muted minimal palette (Japandi)
Beige and ash grey, natural jute and rough-woven cloth.
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Style 02
Contemporary Luxury
Matt velvet, brass metal details and metallic wallcovering.
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Style 03
Modern Tropical
Palm-leaf pattern, emerald green, textured weaves, rattan and bamboo.
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What should each style check in a tropical climate?
Southeast Asian projects, including those in Vietnam, share heat, humidity and strong sun.
| Style | What to check | Further reading |
|---|---|---|
| Japandi | Natural fibres absorb moisture in humid seasons | interior materials for hot, humid climates |
| Contemporary Luxury | Velvet and metallic surfaces need checking under real lighting | ordering material samples |
| Modern Tropical | UV and humidity on fabrics, rattan and bamboo | choosing upholstery and curtain fabric |
Frequently asked questions
Does SEAMATER prepare material boards for projects?
Where can I see the real materials?
Pick a style direction, save the materials to a project and order physical samples to check.
Order samples in a project