All The Tube Moquette Patterns: Bitchily Critiqued - Londonist
WEBMar 23, 2017 · Victoria line: no name. Photo: Nick Richards. Well la de dah — the Victoria appears to be the only tube line proper to have its own moquette pattern. And indeed, there is something regal about ...
seats of london a field guide to moquette patterns
WEBMoquette is the carpet-like fabric covering the seats we sit on in London’s Tubes, buses, trams and Overground trains – and here is a brilliant, colourful guide to all its patterns.
Moquette project - London Transport Museum
WEBAvailable in 19 different patterns, you can now order authentic moquette fabric by the metre via our online shop.
Sewing a Bench Cushion with Piping - Pretty Handy Girl
WEBJan 14, 2013 · Sewing a Bench Cushion with Piping. 173.6K. Yes, you can sew your custom bench cushions and add cute piping trim to it. It’s not hard and I’ll show you how easy Sewing a Bench Cushion with Piping can be.
The new Elizabeth line moquette just dropped - Time Out
WEBApr 6, 2022 · The London Transport Museum shop is selling an Elizabeth Line lambswool scarf, tote bag, and even a moquette mask (so you can camouflage with the seats while keeping your fellow passengers...
Kirkby Design creates fabrics based on London Underground seats …
WEBAug 31, 2019 · Textile brand Kirkby Design has collaborated with Transport for London to recreate seven heritage moquette designs featured on the city's Tube seats.
The fabric design duo behind London tubes, trains and buses - BBC
WEBNov 24, 2017 · The design for the tube's Bakerloo-line moquette fabric is typical of the Wallace Sewell style, combining strong geometric pattern with a distinctive colour palette.
What’s under your bum? The importance of moquette design …
WEBFeb 10, 2020 · One moquette, Tube Line, is an example of this. You can still see it today on the worn and sunken seats of the Piccadilly line. Especially unpopular due to its haggard blue-gone-murky-grey worn-out areas, the moquette epitomises “commuter drudgery” with its tired scruffiness.
A history of moquette - London Transport Museum
WEBThis moquette was designed for the Central line and introduced on 1992-tube stock. Moquette patterns were designed specifically for use on certain lines, incorporating the colour of the line as well as complementing the colours used throughout the carriage.
Material of Memory (transport moquettes of Britain)
WEBJan 29, 2014 · These range from the large (bed headboards upholstered with moquette) to the small (ticket wallets) via cushions, laptop covers and doorstops, to name just a few. The District Line moquette (designed by Misha Black in 1978) and later widely used on London buses, is an extremely popular choice, often …
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