Collection N1 is a series of textile works and garments developed through an experimental weaving process that integrates yarn with metal chains. The etymology of Haus Nuller engages with the legacy of the Bauhaus, where weaving was historically associated with female practice, while the working of less ductile materials, such as metal, belonged to a male-dominated sphere. Collection N1 reconsiders this division by treating metal chains as threads, woven directly into the textile structure of the garments, dissolving the distinction between “soft”and “hard” materials, while simultaneously disrupting the logic of standardized industrial production chains. Each garment is programmed and woven directly on the loom in its final form. The process combines digital textile programming with hand-weaving. By integrating metal chains directly into the textile structure and departing from standardized industrial production, Collection N1 proposes a slower, more deliberate mode of making, in which construction, material, and form are resolved simultaneously

Collection N1 è una serie di opere tessili e capi di abbigliamento sviluppati attraverso un processo di tessitura sperimentale che integra filato e catene metalliche. L’etimologia di Haus Nuller si confronta con l’eredità del Bauhaus: storicamente la tessitura era associata alla pratica femminile, mentre la lavorazione di materiali meno duttili, come il metallo, apparteneva a quella maschile. Collection N1 riconsidera questa divisione trattando le catene metalliche come fili, intrecciati direttamente nella struttura tessile dei capi, superando la distinzione tra materiali “morbidi” e “rigidi” e, allo stesso tempo, mettendo in discussione la logica della catena di produzione industriale. Ogni capo è programmato e tessuto direttamente sul telaio nella sua forma finale. Il processo combina programmazione tessile digitale e lavorazione manuale. Integrando la catena direttamente nella struttura tessile e allontanandosi dai modelli produttivi industriali standardizzati, Collection N1 propone un sistema di produzione più lento e deliberato, in cui costruzione, materiale e forma si risolvono simultaneamente sul telaio.

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Haus Nuller Collection N1 Coat 01 woven garment with integrated chain textile structure.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Gilet 04 woven garment with experimental textile construction.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 top, dress, and trousers in woven textile and chain material.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 textile panel with woven chain detail.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 woven textile panel study.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Vest 05 woven garment detail.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Coat 03 woven garment with experimental material structure.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 textile panel and material study.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Coat 08 woven garment in textile and chain construction.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Tapestry 14 woven textile work.
Close detail of Haus Nuller Collection N1 Coat 01 woven textile and chain structure.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Chain 02 textile detail with metal chain woven into fabric.
Coat 01
Gilet 04
Top 09, Dress 10, Trousers 11
Panel 06
Panel 12
Vest 05
Coat 03
Panel 13
Coat 08
Tapestry 14
Coat 01
Chain 02
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Coat 01 woven garment with integrated chain textile structure.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Gilet 04 woven garment with experimental textile construction.
Detail of Haus Nuller Collection N1 top, dress, and trousers textile construction.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 textile panel with woven chain detail.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 textile panel photographed as a material study.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Vest 05 woven garment detail.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Coat 03 look with woven textile garment.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 textile panel and garment material detail.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Coat 08 look with experimental woven garment.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Tapestry 14 woven textile work.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 gesture detail of Coat 01 woven garment.
Haus Nuller Collection N1 Chain 02 textile detail with metal chain woven into fabric.
Coat 01
Gilet 04
Top 09, Dress 10, Trousers 11
Panel 06
Panel 12
Vest 05
Coat 03
Panel 13
Coat 08
Tapestry 14
Coat 01
Chain 02