Bryggan
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Designed in Stockholm. Printed and produced within the European Union.
- Designed in Stockholm
- Printed and produced within the EU
- Made to order
- Small-scale production
Bryggan
Bryggan in music is a short part in a song that connects the verse with the chorus.
Colours
Choose your form
Fabric by the meter
€33,95 / m
Shipping added at checkout
- Print width: 145 cm
- Sold by: full meters
- Minimum order: 1 m
Care instructions
- Wash on a regular machine cycle at 30 °C
- Do not bleach
- Do not dryclean
- Tumble dry on low heat
- Iron on reverse side at a lower heat setting, without steam
Weight
Choose 230 g/m² for a lighter drape (curtains, tablecloths) or 309 g/m² for a heavier, structured feel (cushions, upholstery).
Quantity (meters)
1
Total
€33,95
Incl. VAT · Shipping added at checkout
Cut fabric cannot be returned unless faulty.
Made to order in 10–14 working days. Delivery normally takes an additional 4–8 working days after dispatch.
See the scale
How the pattern looks in different formats.

50×50 cm cushion
Pattern crop

1 meter fabric
Print width 145 cm

140×220 cm tablecloth
Standard size

Runner 45×150 cm
Standard size
The story
Bryggan
Bryggan is a beach umbrella seen from below at four in the afternoon, striped, sunlit, and interrupted by a wave of coral you didn't expect.

Common questions
Frequently asked questions
- Can I order a fabric sample first?
- Yes. We offer single ~20×20 cm samples and a sample bundle with all four patterns. Samples are shipped within 1–3 working days, so you can see the colour and texture before ordering a larger piece.
- How long does production take?
- Made-to-order items are produced in 10–14 working days. Delivery normally takes an additional 4–8 working days after dispatch.
- Can I get a custom size?
- Yes. Use the "Bigger? Smaller?" link inside the configurator or email us at info@tvatonstudio.com with your measurements and we will reply with a quote.
- Where are your textiles produced?
- Every pattern is designed in Stockholm. Our fabrics are printed and produced within the European Union in small, carefully managed quantities.
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