BääBää® Icelandic - White Icelandic Sheepskin
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Material Care
BääBää Icelandic Sheepskin
Features
Color shade
natural white
Wool type
long
Wool length
12-18 cm
- Genuine Icelandic sheepskin
- Long and airy Icelandic wool
- Two-layer natural wool
- Natural hues
- Natural and vibrant texture
- Each BääBää sheepskin is unique
Icelandic Wool as a Material
The Icelandic sheepskin is known for its long and airy two-layer wool, which creates a soft and vibrant texture in interior decor. The natural movement of the wool makes the skin a striking yet lightweight decorative element.
Icelandic sheepskin wool consists of two layers, a soft underlayer and a longer toplayer. This natural structure makes the Icelandic skin both insulating and visually impressive.
BääBää Icelandic
Material information - Icelandic sheepskins
Material
Icelandic sheepskin
The long, airy wool of the Icelandic sheep creates a rich, naturally vibrant surface. The dual-layered wool structure combines a soft undercoat with longer outer fibers, giving the pelt its characteristic lightness, volume, and texture.
The leather side is finished into a soft suede, the velvety feel of which complements the natural softness of the material and makes it pleasant to handle.
Features
Characteristics of a genuine Icelandic sheepskin
- Naturally unique. Wool length, shades, density, and texture vary in every pelt.
- Vibrant and flowing texture. The long wool drapes and moves naturally during use. Light and shadow bring out the nuances of the wool's structure and shades.
- Breathable and insulating. Sheep's wool helps regulate temperature and feels comfortable throughout the seasons.
- Softens room acoustics. The airy structure of the wool helps dampen sound reflection and brings acoustic softness to a space.
- Naturally easy to care for. The properties of the wool help resist dirt and the formation of odors. Regular airing and a light shake are usually sufficient for maintenance.
Information
BääBää Icelandic Sheepskin
- Material: Genuine Icelandic sheepskin
- Wool: Double-layered wool
- Color: Natural shade
- Leather side: Leather finished with a soft suede surface
- Tanning: Eco-tan tanning
- Origin: Iceland
- Finishing: Within the EU
Tanning
Tanning methods
BääBää hides are tanned within the European Union using eco-tan methods. In the tanning process, we pay special attention to the softness and flexibility of the leather as well as preserving the natural structure of the wool. Careful processing and finishing support the durability and long-term use of the material.
Measurements
Sheepskin dimensions
- Length is measured diagonally from the highest point of the hide to the lowest point, including the wool.
- Width is measured at the widest point across the center of the hide, including the wool.
- Please note that the dimensions we provide are always approximate. Minor variations in measurements are possible due to the natural shape and handcrafted nature of the product.
Tips for choosing
Tips for choosing a sheepskin
The size of the sheepskin and the texture of the wool affect how the material looks and feels in different uses. When choosing, it is worth considering both the proportions of the furniture and the desired look.
- For chairs and as a seat pad - A medium-sized skin often fits naturally on a chair seat. It adds softness to seating and highlights the materials of the furniture.
- For armchairs and sofas - A larger skin settles beautifully over the furniture or across the backrest. Long wool adds richness to the ensemble, while shorter wool creates a more restrained look.
- For the floor - A larger skin works as a soft interior element on its own. An arrangement formed from several skins brings natural texture and layering to the floor.
- In pairs or as part of a larger ensemble - Skins are often chosen for two chairs or to go with a sofa. We are happy to help you choose the appropriate sizes, wool types, and shades. You can also make special requests in connection with your order regarding, for example, the shades, size, or mutual compatibility of the skins.
Care instructions
Caring for your Icelandic sheepskin
Regular and gentle care helps preserve the natural softness, fluffiness, and beautiful appearance of your Icelandic sheepskin.
- Airing and shaking - Air the sheepskin regularly outdoors and shake it gently to keep the wool fresh and airy.
- Brushing - Brush the long wool lightly when needed using a brush suitable for wool. Brushing helps keep the wool fluffy and removes any accumulated loose particles.
- Vacuuming - Remove dust and loose particles when necessary by vacuuming lightly with low suction.
- Lanolin treatment - BääBää Lanolin Spray helps condition the wool and maintain its natural luster.
- Washing - A genuine sheepskin generally does not need washing. Avoid washing the entire sheepskin and prefer spot cleaning when necessary.
- Stain removal - Treat stains locally using a mild detergent suitable for wool. Avoid vigorous rubbing.
- Moisture - Avoid getting the sheepskin excessively wet and prolonged exposure to moisture.
Custom-made
BääBää Atelier
BääBää sheepskins also offer opportunities for individual interior and design solutions. At BääBää Atelier, we design and execute project-specific collections from sheepskins, where the material's natural structure, texture, and properties are part of the design of the end result.
Custom-made solutions can include, for example:
- Sheepskin rugs and larger floor installations
- Sheepskin upholstery for chairs, sofas, and other furniture
- Decorative wall surfaces and material compositions
- Other project-specific design solutions
The executions are planned according to the project's needs, measurements, and material choices. We serve interior architects, designers, and private customers alike.
For designers
Long-wool sheepskin as a material
The long, airy wool of the Icelandic sheepskin brings exceptional texture, softness, and three-dimensionality to a design. The naturally varied surface reacts to light and surrounding materials, making the sheepskin suitable for both individual design elements and larger interior ensembles.
Long-wooled sheepskin can be used for example:
- Upholstery and details for furniture
- Sheepskin rugs and bespoke flooring surfaces
- Wall surfaces and acoustic interior elements
- Design objects and material-driven custom projects
- Interiors for hotels, restaurants, and other public spaces
The BääBää material selection covers various sheepskin breeds, wool structures, shades, and sizes. We help you find materials that suit your project requirements, taking into account their visual appearance, tactile feel, and intended use.
We offer designers and interior professionals material expertise, curated material options, and the possibility for project-specific custom solutions.
Origin
The origin of our Icelandic sheepskins
The sheepskins in the BääBää Icelandic collection originate from Iceland and are a byproduct of meat production. By utilizing this natural material, we give it a new purpose in long-lasting interior and design products, where its natural structure, texture, and individual character can truly shine.
Long-haired sheepskin in interior design
Long and thick wool brings softness, depth, and natural layering to a space. The varying lengths of the wool fibers create a vibrant surface that moves lightly and reacts to light in different ways. A long-wooled sheepskin brings a tactile quality to a room and works naturally as part of a calm interior.