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All Blues comprises fourteen drapery and upholstery fabrics. Bo bouclé upholstery, flame-retardant Carlo FR velvet and the acoustic-friendly, wide-width sheer Lenno show how the collection combines tactile structures, warm colours and functional qualities.
Read this story →Casamance introduces Exploration, Rayures, Midori, Racines and Striato - Textures; Nobilis adds Linaza and Stella, with Linaza giving linen-look wallpaper a woven character. Morris & Co. recolours eleven archive designs in 98 colourways for Colours of Morris.
Read this story →The collaboration adds 25 new designer upholstery fabrics to Society Social. Solids, stripes and jacquards can be mixed and matched, combining a soft interior-textile look with resistance to stains and liquids and easy care.
Read this story →Herrgård combines archive patterns and new designs featuring flowers, stripes, landscapes and chinoiserie. Traditional paste printing gives the wallpaper a lively, almost hand-painted surface, while selected designs are also available as made-to-measure murals.
Read this story →Zimmer + Rohde uses DIMORA for the canopy-bed drapery and Roman blind in an Art Deco-inspired bedroom for The Mart Showhouse 2026. BISANZIO, INFINITY PLUS and LETO VELVET complete the textile scheme; INFINITY PLUS offers 100,000 Martindale abrasion resistance, washability, high lightfastness and Easy Care.
Read this story →Pendine brings decorative upholstery fabrics together around English textile traditions. Embroidered botanicals, decorative weaves, linen and Scottish wool are joined by Walcott, Tremaine, Glen Wools and Eden's heavyweight linens.
Read this story →Livingetc named Lipari Best in Class in its Outdoor category. Rubelli combines a slim, irregular stripe and a soft, slubby texture with a water-repellent finish designed to withstand poolside splashes.
Read this story →Curios AW26 combines fabrics, weaves and striped wallpaper around travel and collected stories. Its palette moves from earthen shades and botanical greens to jewel tones, while Belari translates a herringbone stripe into a versatile textile and wall application.
Read this story →Sheer fabric takes on a spatial role during the 61st Venice Biennale. Studio Andrée Putman uses BENU SKY RECYCLED FR from the BENU Recycled collection as suspended voile panels, bringing transparency and layering to the cloister of Madonna dell’Orto.
Read this story →For Paris Design Week, Jean-Paul Veison Marcelli shaped the showroom with BENU Recycled and VELVET STRETCH. Recycled fibres from PET bottles, textile and yarn remnants and marine plastics sit alongside a wool upholstery fabric with an elastic base, dense pile and deep colours.
Read this story →Dreaming of Capri comprises five designs for indoor and outdoor use, from botanical prints to checks and nautical stripes. The hemp fabrics are biodegradable, UV- and stain-resistant, naturally mould-resistant and water-repellent.
Read this story →Four hand-knotted and flatwoven wool rugs extend Silk Road with Zollanvari. Hand-spun highland wool from the Zagros Mountains is coloured with plant-based dyes including indigo, pomegranate, walnut and madder root.
Read this story →Upholstery fabrics, wide-width draperies and a hand-tufted rug give Contrée Sauvage its mineral character. The collection combines flame-retardant qualities, heavy-use performance and generous widths with botanical prints, jacquards, bouclé and graphic stripes.
Read this story →Two hand-tufted wool rugs translate Didier Beautemps's spontaneous lines into relief and movement. FIL uses 100% New Zealand wool; STREET combines 85% New Zealand wool with lustrous Tencel details.
Read this story →Velvet upholstery, double-width prints and layered jacquards translate earth, water and air into Métamorphose. Nénuphar builds depth with two layers of cut velvet; the wide-width Brise sheer is flame-retardant and contains 74% recycled Trevira CS.
Read this story →Prints & Embroideries II brings together narrative designs and crafted detail. Noah’s Ark retains visible historic stitching, Marigold reworks damask as contemporary chintz and Forest Flower highlights the layered character of hand block printing.
Read this story →Stripes II and Cubby explores striped rhythms, colour and woven texture. Tradewind is a tightly woven upholstery fabric for sofas, chairs and ottomans, while Tim’s Rug and Tip-Toe range from restrained structure to an expressive colour accent.
Read this story →Escales Lointaines translates distant landscapes into upholstery fabrics, wide-width voiles and rugs. The collection combines archive designs, jacquard weaves, linen textures and metallic yarns with heavy-use qualities and handwoven wool.
Read this story →Festivités gives Quenin’s archive an expressive, theatrical interpretation in jacquards, velvets and voiles. The collection includes heavy-use upholstery, fluid drapery qualities and designs that rework damask, florals and relief.
Read this story →Îles du Vent is Lelièvre Paris’s first indoor-outdoor upholstery collection. Tropical designs, relief weaves and stripes use materials including solution-dyed acrylic and polypropylene, with qualities for curtains and a range of upholstery applications.
Read this story →GP & J Baker expands its velvet upholstery offering with Tetbury Velvet. The plain has a dense cotton pile, fluid drape and practical stain-repellent finish; 27 colourways make it suitable for both upholstery and luxurious curtains.
Read this story →The Cord Collection comprises four handwoven wool rugs in earthy tones. Massproductions integrates its signature stripe directly into the warp and uses a coarser yarn to create tactile relief, bringing industrial precision together with crafted variation.
Read this story →Lozza is a hand-tufted wool collection by LAYERED and Erik Bratsberg. Each organically shaped rug combines three overlapping colour fields, subtle pile-height changes and a lighter edge with a darker centre; two colourways support warm and cool interiors.
Read this story →For its Fall 2026 collection, Élitis uses 3D printing on a non-woven backing to create sculptural reliefs. Metallic foils add luminous effects, linking technical material development with a distinctly tactile surface.
Read this story →Cassia combines embroidered sheers, botanical prints and tactile jacquards. Edgeworth II adds 33 upholstery fabrics that give classic stripes and checks a fresh, contemporary treatment.
Read this story →MOVEMENTS gives sheers and functional curtain fabrics a tactile expression. TAMI uses European Flax-certified linen, FLUID FR contains 54% GRS-certified recycled production waste, and SNOOZE FR combines full blackout with flame-retardant and sound-absorbing performance.
Read this story →Floral wallpaper is central to Nina Campbell's new collection for Osborne & Little. Favourite fabric designs return as wallcoverings, including Wisteria Walk with florals, paisley, snowflakes and berries in sage green.
Read this story →Natecru Textures N.4 comprises 22 luxury wallcoverings. Pierre Frey combines noble materials with pleating, crumpling, complex weaves, inks and innovative printing techniques, balancing matte and iridescent finishes in a light palette of natural tones.
Read this story →Pierre Frey presents SOLSTICE as a new rug collection shaped by play, leisure and bright summer light. The range includes hand-tufted and woven designs, among them an outdoor rug made from solution-dyed acrylic.
Read this story →Wool upholstery fabrics are at the heart of SEQUANA II. Pierre Frey combines heathered wool, colour-flecked Donegal yarns and rich textures with rugs and wallcoverings in a warm, contemporary collection inspired by Irish weaving.
Read this story →Romo launches Averly, Averly Wallcoverings, Lowen and Textured Wallcoverings Vol.II in September. The introduction combines small-scale prints and weaves with decorative upholstery fabrics and two new wallcovering ranges; Romo marks all four collections as new.
Read this story →Fischbacher 1819 will present new collections in Moscow from 22 to 24 September. The announcement covers curtain and interior textiles in silk, linen, cotton and hemp, alongside embroidery, prints, rugs and panoramic wallpaper.
Read this story →ANTI HEAT I, II and III combine a soft, wide-width curtain fabric with a metal coating that limits glare, UV radiation and radiant heat. Fischbacher 1819 reports tests showing indoor temperatures around 2°C lower; the washable polyester qualities are also flame-retardant.
Read this story →Fischbacher 1819, Marcel Wanders and textile artist Caterina Roppo complete Ancient Memories with the Animalia Echo, Puffy Loom and Animalia Traces rugs and new upholstery fabrics. The collection uses plant-based and natural fibres including hemp, jute and wood fibre.
Read this story →BENU Formidable brings the recycled curtain and upholstery fabrics ChaChaCha, Calypso, Rumba and Mambo together with colourful Bloom wallpaper and the Freestyle rug. Every textile is recycled or sustainably produced, and most qualities are inherently flame-retardant.
Read this story →VELVET STRETCH is a new 100% wool upholstery fabric with a base that stretches in two directions. Its dense high pile and 45,000 Martindale rating suit rounded and organic furniture shapes; Fischbacher 1819 offers it in 21 colours.
Read this story →OVERSTORY comprises 17 new FSC-certified wallpapers and nine fabrics made with GOTS-certified cotton. House of Hackney draws on Britain’s endangered temperate rainforests and links the collection to its support for the Thousand Year Trust.
Read this story →Barley softens the character of jute by combining 70% jute with 30% natural wool. LAYERED offers the handwoven rugs in Bone White, Burgundy, Chestnut and Sage; jute provides structure while wool adds warmth and softness.
Read this story →Voysey House Volume I updates C.F.A. Voysey’s nature-led patterns through contemporary scale and colour, shimmering metallic grounds and innovative base papers. Designed at Voysey House and produced in Britain, the collection also introduces two large-scale murals.
Read this story →Casamance translates Elsa Jeandedieu’s murals into Murmures du Mistral and Danse des Sampans. The panoramic wallcoverings combine 3D embossing with hand-applied gold-leaf metallisation, while Danse des Sampans also uses a chenille-woven textile base.
Read this story →Morris & Co., Ruggable and The Huntington translate rediscovered archive sketches into an expanded collection of machine-washable rugs. The Morris & Co. studio completed the designs by hand and adapted them for the rug format.
Read this story →Empreintes is an exclusive collection of fabrics and rugs in which Lelièvre Paris and Maison Leleu reinterpret historic motifs. Presented in Brera during Milan Design Week 2026, the range connects the Leleu archive with contemporary materials and patterns.
Read this story →Artissima brings together fine embroideries, English prints and vibrant jacquards. Its archive-derived Artissima design is printed in England as a chintz for drapery and high-use upholstery, with coordinating trimmings completing the collection.
Read this story →Manufacture Zuber presented three panels from Hindustan during the 2025 Grande Exposition du Fabriqué en France. The panoramic wallpaper, designed in 1807, is hand-printed in Rixheim from 1,265 wood-engraved blocks protected as historic monuments.
Read this story →Within Jardin à la Française, Pierre Frey bases the fabrics and wallpapers Les Allées de Marly, Domaine Royal and La Pépinière on the Albums de Marly held by the French National Archives. Plans and bird's-eye views are assembled into geometric garden compositions.
Read this story →In a timeline from 1886 to the present, Création Baumann shows how curtain textiles gained functions for light control, acoustics and flexible spaces. SINFONIA, DIMMER, acoustic textiles and ABSORBER RECYCLED mark the shift from decorative material to technical solution.
Read this story →For the reception rooms at Casa Italia in London, interior designer Nick Vinson selected Rubelli's Dahlia and Vanity for the curtains. Dahlia is an embossed silk-and-wool satin; Vanity is a plain silk with an iridescent effect, used in light and neutral tones.
Read this story →For the Britannic Explorer, Rubelli and Luke Edward Hall developed bespoke woven motifs for walls, armchairs and headboards. Rubelli digitised the hand-drawn designs and produced them through a complex weaving process for the train's luxury suites.
Read this story →For Milan Design Week, Rubelli translated Ai Weiwei's visual language into a specially developed silk lampas with red, gold and metallic yarns. The textile envelops the installation and a sculptural sofa, showing how luxury upholstery fabrics can act as both spatial material and artistic medium.
Read this story →The collection brings together indoor-outdoor upholstery fabrics in stripes, florals and plains. Zoffany archive documents have been reworked as performance-led qualities with a refined appearance and durable finish.
Read this story →VIVA translates emotion into seven soft, tactile carpet qualities with a broad colour spectrum. The collection is designed for wall-to-wall applications as well as made-to-measure rugs.
Read this story →Mood Booster uses expressive colours, soft chenilles and tactile weaves as an energetic interior mix. The collection combines graphic accents with comfortable qualities for contemporary upholstery.
Read this story →Rhapsody combines expressive patterns with refined textures for outdoor upholstery. The collection is developed around colour, comfort and the performance requirements of long-term outdoor use.
Read this story →The Valencia upholstery fabric receives a fresh range of new colours. The extension makes the existing quality more versatile for colourful seating and contract applications.
Read this story →Timeless Interiors expands the range with flowing decorative fabrics, expressive textures and functional qualities for residential and contract interiors. The collection balances character with long-term usability.
Read this story →Crafted by Nature links avant-garde design with natural textures and crafted weaving techniques. Expressive upholstery fabrics and rich tactility are central to the new collection.
Read this story →Otillo brings together jacquards, tapestry-like weaves, embroidery and linen-wool textures in an earthy colour world. Several qualities are suitable for both curtains and upholstery.
Read this story →The collection combines soft textures, graphic rhythms and layered colours. Functional qualities include the Cove blackout fabric and the lightfast Audo inbetween.
Read this story →The Azimuth fabric collection was presented as a spatial installation in 5Vie. Designer Nathalie Van der Massen translated its tactility into room screens using linen, wool, silk and jute.
Read this story →Cove is designed for complete blackout performance, combining a fluid drape with a soft, wool-like appearance for residential and contract interiors.
Read this story →The new collection combines bouclé textures, subtle slubs and woolly effects with calm earthy shades. Alongside Cornus and Prunus, the launch includes wide-width sheers, dim-out and blackout qualities.
Read this story →Silk Road links craft, natural pigment colours and tactile textures across drapery, upholstery, rugs and wallpaper. The collection is conceived as a coherent material palette for residential and contract interiors.
Read this story →Beach, Divine, Sphere, Spicy, Volcano and Wools form Wind's latest launch. The six lines range from airy textures to richer constructions and tactile wool qualities.
Read this story →At Münchner Stoff Frühling, Zimmer + Rohde presented its new spring collections, new colours for the Cordon classic and its partnership with Danish hardware brand Stilling.
Read this story →The curtain fabric collection brings together linen-like qualities, soft cotton blends and earthy textures in a palette of neutrals, ochre, green and warm clay tones.
Read this story →The second Sunbrella and Kelly Ventura collaboration includes fourteen designs and colours for indoor and outdoor use. The fabrics pair botanical motifs with resistance to fading, stains and water.
Read this story →Runway Statement comprises Muse, Nebbia, Backstage, Lusso, Runway, Carino and Caldo. The fabrics combine a couture feel with varied textures and a broad colour palette.
Read this story →Zaria, Morandi and Sorrento form the new launch, alongside refreshed colours for the successful Atlantis and Barcelona plains. The range includes prints, embroideries, sheers, satin and velvet.
Read this story →Calm Crafted centres on understated luxury, organic lines and honest material expressions. Stone, wood and linen tones create a calm palette for walls with soft texture and depth.
Read this story →Tiny Treasures translates children's sense of wonder into narrative wall designs. The collection turns walls into a setting for imagination, drawing on small natural finds and playful worlds.
Read this story →The collection combines premium materials, crafted textures and a restrained colour world. New qualities have been developed for elegant, layered window treatments in residential and contract interiors.
Read this story →Indes Fuggerhaus will continue almost all GEOS decorative and curtain fabrics and take over their make-up service. For upholstery, the ENOA, DUO, PURO and BORA lines remain in the programme.
Read this story →Elements, Wild Escape: Indoor | Outdoor and Expressions translate patterns from trees, water, stone and landscapes into fabrics and wallpaper. The range also includes colourfast outdoor fabrics with weather-resistant finishes.
Read this story →Zephi is a contract collection of decorative FR velvets in rich colours and tactile textures. The qualities combine a soft appearance with performance for frequently used hospitality and contract interiors.
Read this story →Palette Provençale pairs printed and embroidered fabrics with coordinating wallpaper panels. The spring launch is complemented by recycled FR velvet, easy-clean weaves and satin made with recycled yarn.
Read this story →Luce is the third collection under the creative direction of Formafantasma. It includes decorative interior fabrics, Italian-made solution-dyed acrylic outdoor textiles and ten new wallcoverings.
Read this story →Barfleur includes performance fabrics and rugs with botanical motifs, tartans and graphic stripes. Woven in France, the qualities are water-repellent, lightfast and resistant to mould.
Read this story →The January collection combines watered velvets, fluid satins, mohair and hand-spun raw silk. New geometries, durable flame-retardant embroideries and textile wallcoverings broaden the range.
Read this story →Gerster presented its latest curtain collection to customers and trade visitors for the first time on 13 and 14 January. The presentation took place next to Heimtextil in Frankfurt.
Read this story →The three-dimensional jacquard chenille James and Japanese-inspired velvet Scratch were named Best Scene Stealers. Both upholstery fabrics were developed under Formafantasma's creative direction.
Read this story →The new rug series comprises six designs responding to current colours, textures and materials. The rugs are intended as distinctive yet versatile additions to residential interiors.
Read this story →Felt was developed with i-did from discarded uniforms and other post-consumer textiles. The collection combines a soft, acoustic surface with social production and material reuse.
Read this story →The curtain producer ended 2025 as a certified B Corp. According to the brand, it is the first curtain factory in Europe to meet B Lab's social and environmental standards.
Read this story →For Interwoven, Sunbrella introduces more than one hundred new options across 22 patterns. The Sien + Co collaboration comprises 45 options in eight designs, alongside three additional performance-led collections.
Read this story →Blooming Hills translates flora and fauna into decorative and functional curtain fabrics. The collection includes Messina Soft RE, darkening Silent Mode FR and Vista RE.
Read this story →The collaboration translates Gotain's romantic textile world into surface-printed wallpaper featuring sweet peas. The traditional printing technique gives the flowers a soft, layered colour effect.
Read this story →Eight flame-retardant indoor-outdoor fabrics made from fully recyclable polypropylene combine UV and seawater resistance with antibacterial and anti-mould properties for residential, hospitality and marine use.
Read this story →With Rhythm, ADO Goldkante brings together its curtain fabric launches for autumn 2025. The collection continues the interplay of colour, texture and functional textile qualities.
Read this story →The collection translates Rifle Paper Co.'s gouache illustrations into expressive florals and playful wall motifs. Its palette ranges from soft pastels to deep, high-contrast shades.
Read this story →Magnifique gives masterpieces from the Mauritshuis a new form as wallpaper and large-scale murals. Paintings, historical details and expressive colours are translated for contemporary interiors.
Read this story →Sunbrella Interiors brings together soft chenilles, bouclés and other tactile upholstery fabrics alongside window treatments and throws. The new label combines a softer feel with stain resistance and easy care.
Read this story →Fairyland comprises sixteen hand-painted wallpaper designs for rooms large and small. Underwater worlds, forests, space adventures and fairy tales form the collection's narrative foundation.
Read this story →Unfinished sketches by William Morris and his studio from The Huntington archive have been developed into 26 new fabric and wallpaper designs, including prints, borders, weaves, damasks and embroideries.
Read this story →Indira draws inspiration from hand-blocked Indian Indienne patterns. The collection brings small-scale florals and elegant trails to both fabrics and coordinating wallpaper.
Read this story →The collaboration with Jean-Charles de Castelbajac translates colour, poetry and imagination into fabrics, floral wallpaper and rugs, bringing art and craft together in one coordinated interior world.
Read this story →The collection comprises seven flame-retardant qualities made with repurposed fibres, including bouclé upholstery, geometric weaves, velvets and a blackout. Its palette runs from neutrals to saturated architectural shades.
Read this story →Rococo is Peter Marino's third capsule collection for Rubelli. Watercolours by Giandomenico Tiepolo were enlarged and recomposed into abstract patterns rendered in silk with gold accents.
Read this story →The September 2025 collection adds natural-fibre sheers, two wide-width wool fabrics and a densely woven linen voile. It also expands the flame-retardant fabric and textile wallcovering ranges.
Read this story →Icons brings together much-loved designs from Boråstapeter's extensive archive. The reissues show how historic patterns can work in contemporary interiors through updated colourways.
Read this story →Anam uses richly embossed vinyl to evoke bark, bamboo, ferns and geometric woven structures. The collection emphasises tactile surfaces and natural inspiration.
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